Satyam Narayan Singh

[Jedi @dhe3g]

if I woke up to a pony playing a keyboard after surgery I would assume I passed away

[Pururavas @gajak06]

“चन्द्रवंशसम्भूतः श्��ीतोमरकुलतिलकः …”

“Born from the Chandravansha, the illustrious ornament of the Tomar clan …”

Gangolatal inscription, 1394 CE

[Muji Singh Rangi @mujifren]

A youth can find themselves staring at 3 types of life path decisions in his early 20s:

A) Going below the standard of life accorded by Parents -

This is easiest path -

you have to just lounge around and have fun and things will take care of itself within a decade

B) Maintaining same standard of living accorded by Parents -

This is a bit tough but doable -

You have all the resources and guidance but you have to put in your own efforts -

Example could be your Dad is a clerk, you are also giving exam to be a clerk to be in same social bracket

C) The toughest among all is going for social mobility, doing better than your parents -

Neither you have the resources, nor the guidance to upgrade your social status, you are left all alone -

This takes away your 20s and early 30s in frustration with lots of heartbreaks, saps you off energy but it will ensure your coming generations have a good foundation to stand on

Example could be you going for IAS when your Dad is a Clerk, he cannot guide you or give you unlimited resources

Or even starting a business when your Dad is a private employee

If you have taken the Bracket C life path, you have my utmost respect

[shouko @shoukointech]

Naval Ravikant: You should live your life like a lion

[Ghar Ke Kalesh @gharkekalesh]

More Twist than Christopher Nolan Movies😭

[Shark @fintech_shark]

Dear algo, show this to everyone into manifestations.

If you’re new, just follow this blindly for a month. Takes only 35 mins everyday
https://t.co/W85eIVPDBz

[Muji Singh Rangi @mujifren]

@DivijaBhasin Return your degree and ask for god's forgiveness for such retard analysis

[Śhāntanu // Rajput Arc @bsenvril]

@casteobession Nobody is even close.

[🪷 Yogmaya Astrology ✨ @YogmayaAstro5]

Masculinity is not rage, aggression, animated expressions, explosives ness. These are feminine qualities of Shakti.

Masculinity is silent, gambhir, still, stable and un wavering.

It's the Bindu around which creation dances.

Like Grahas move around Surya

Prakriti weaves creation around Purush

Kali Ma rages and Calms down when touched by Shiva

Shakti comes once the Bhairava has been instilled

Gopis dances around Krishna

Kundalini moves towards Sahasrara

Rivers moves towards Ocean

Just like that Femininity flows towards Masculinity.

A meditative yogi is more masculine than a ranting, screeching, wining man

Masculinity has gravity.

[Renegade Chronicle @Zoomerjeet]

@masijeevi I will be entering your home with at least 50-100 people if it ever comes to that.

[☸️ 1manfund @bvlldhist_alt]

Being a Babu is the best gig for Vishwaguru way into the future. Don't listen to him. In China you become an engineer, in USA you become an MBA and in India you become a Babu

[🦁 @AndColorPockeT]

Priyanka irl

[Jagrut Sitamarhi @SitamarhiIndex2]

Preservation of Heritage : Two contrasting approaches 👇

Patwa Haveli, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan vs
Rizwan Palace, Patna, Bihar !

#Bihar
#Rajasthan

[Julian Saad @juliansaad00]

2/ Visualize it daily.

Picture it vividly. Feel the emotions.

Close your eyes and imagine:

- Walking into your dream office.
- Seeing your name on the wall.
- Feeling the pride & excitement of success.

Your brain doesn’t know the difference between real & imagined.

[Raj Shamani @rajshamani]

Obsession seems unhealthy to people who want balance. But for the ones who have a sense of urgency to achieve their dreams, it's the only way.

[OliveGreens09 (ONIONIST & UNSOCIAL) ! @OliveGreens09]

“इन्हें भगवान तो नहीं कह सकते लेकिन यह कह सकते है कि इनकी वजह से बहुत से भगवान बचे!”

That’s what a neutral observer of history is like. Imagine some upstarts Q-ing the contribution of Rajputs.

500 years of obstinate resistance, unparalleled in history.

[Muji Singh Rangi @mujifren]

People like to make fun of UPSC syllabus by Akbar Birbal jokes

But fact is History is only 1% of entire UPSC syllabus which includes graduate level Economics, Physical and Indian Geography, Constitution and Governance, International Relations, Internal Security, Environment and Ecology, and History of 5 kinds among other subjects

Additionally an optional subject to be studied upto Post graduate level

All of this is to be prepared in a span of 13-15 months, which is not helped by the fact that there are only 70 General Category IAS seats against 10 lakh applicants

This ignorance generally comes from equating UPSC Civil Services to any random Patwari exam

The same people also like to enthusiastically point out that Subhash Bose was 4th in this exam