The present moment has no problems. The mind is afraid of returning to the Now.
Let the mind be. You are here and now always.
Be fully now and be happy.
"To walk alone is not to reject the world, but to understand it so deeply that you are no longer bound by it.
In that aloneness, the path is not separate from you."
Jiddu Krishnamurti
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Join me as I grapple with a deeply personal yet collective question. In the following essay, I attempt to explore the present day meaning crisis and the thoughts of Advaita, Gandhi, Nietzsche, Jung, and others on re-enchanting the world.
https://t.co/UQPJbUbwo0
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Was reading through reactions to @_YogendraYadav’s pov on the language question. The fall of civil discourse and rise of tribalism around political opinion seems to be at an all time high. People can have diverse and differing opinions, stop name calling and engage with ideas.
The 2020 AAP wave was historic. The 2024 result shows that in electoral politics, no advantage is permanent—momentum can shift quicker than one expects. The big political question is how will this impact the alliances, especially moving to Bihar in 2025. (8/8)
The Congress, despite maintaining its streak of 0 seats, managed to increase its vote share by 2-3%—just enough to dent AAP’s numbers. A strategic shift of these votes could have changed the outcome. Which raises a lot of political questions! (6/8) #DelhiElectionResults
This raises a tough question:
If contesting alone in 2025 was the right call, then why did they align in 2024? If the 2024 alliance was right, was this decision wrong?
Both stances cannot be justified simultaneously. (7/8) #DelhiElectionResults
Important Point to Note for Political observers- Losing his own seat is arguably a bigger blow for Kejriwal than losing the entire state by just 3-4% vote difference (which isn’t much in a high-stakes contest). It shakes his personal brand as much as AAP’s hold over Delhi. (5/8)
BJP has not been in power in Delhi since 1998, yet its seat count jumped by 40 this time. A comeback of this scale in a three-cornered fight is remarkable. And the AAP is not far behind after being in power for 10 years. (3/8)
The most dramatic moment? Kejriwal’s defeat. His seat has a history of toppling veteran CMs. Sheila Dikshit held it for 3 terms before Kejriwal stunned her in 2013. Now, history repeats—after 3 terms (2013, 2015 and 2020), Kejriwal is unseated. (4/8) #DelhiElectionResults
In 2020, AAP had a 15% vote share advantage over BJP—a difficult to near-impossible gap to overcome in just one election cycle. Yet, BJP has gained 7-9% this time, while AAP’s vote share dropped by ~10%. That’s a phenomenal shift. (2/8) #DelhiElections2025
The Delhi election results may look like just another day in politics, but the underlying numbers tell a much bigger story. A massive vote shift, a historic CM defeat, and a BJP surge make this a game-changing moment. Let’s break it down. 🧵(1/8) #DelhiElections2025