Understanding why we’re drawn to someone can be complex. It could be their infectious grin, their clever wit, or their effortless company. You just find them appealing. Nonetheless, scientists, in their pursuit of deeper answers, have dedicated years to uncovering the precise factors that trigger connections between individuals. Below, we’ve gathered some of their most … Continue reading 13 Behaviour That Makes You More attractive
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Osho — Some Questions Have No Answers
Love, your letter arrived with a cascade of questions, each eager for an answer. To address them adequately, I’d have to conjure a tome surpassing the grandeur of the Mahabharata, an endeavor daunting in its proportions. However, even in that vastness, I fear your answers would remain elusive, for certain queries find their abode in … Continue reading Osho — Some Questions Have No Answers
Osho On His ReIncarnation after 700 Years
You claim to recollect your existence from seven centuries ago. Can you recall the name you carried during that time and the circumstances surrounding your demise? I’m intrigued by what transpired between your prior existence and your present one. This inquiry may appear meaningful at first glance, but it’s not. Life signifies ongoing occurrences, and … Continue reading Osho On His ReIncarnation after 700 Years
Osho on Reincarnation, and Memory of All Lives
The vast reservoir of the unconscious mind harbors the echoes of one’s personal history, while the collective unconscious carries the vestiges of past lives, a realm nine times larger than the conscious mind, concealing profound treasures within. Below this, we encounter the enigmatic collective unconscious, a mysterious realm where one can venture, initially requiring the … Continue reading Osho on Reincarnation, and Memory of All Lives
Osho on Reincarnation, Mind and Consciousness
Osho expounds upon the realms of the mind and consciousness, asserting, “The mind envelops consciousness in layers of conditioning.” Frequent are the echoes of your words, highlighting the birth of each child with a pristine slate, devoid of mental imprints. Yet, we carry forward memories and imprints from past lives. Could you elaborate on this … Continue reading Osho on Reincarnation, Mind and Consciousness
Ahilyabai Holkar died on 13 August 1795.
In the realm of the Malwa kingdom, nestled within the heart of north-west central India, a figure of remarkable sovereignty graced the annals of history. Ahilyabai Holkar, her name whispered through time, breathed her last on the thirteenth of August in the year 1795. A sovereign reign stretching nearly three decades bore witness to her … Continue reading Ahilyabai Holkar died on 13 August 1795.
Is Love Just a Result of Brain Chemistry?
The Science I’m deeply enamored, but my pragmatic companions insist that love merely amalgamates pheromones, dopamine, and oxytocin – fleeting chemicals destined to dissipate within years. This notion terrifies me, rendering the entire experience hollow. Is love truly reduced to a mere concoction of brain chemistry? The sheer force of romantic love is far from … Continue reading Is Love Just a Result of Brain Chemistry?
10 ways you can use leg to heighten Sexual Pleasure
Did you know that every inch of your body holds the key to heightened pleasure in the realm of intimacy? Let’s delve into a world of tantalizing possibilities, starting with your legs — those sultry, powerful limbs that hold the potential to transform your bedroom adventures into electrifying escapades. Harnessing Pleasure with Your Legs Picture … Continue reading 10 ways you can use leg to heighten Sexual Pleasure
He Killed Mahatma Gandhi on 30/01/1948
The 20th century bore witness to the poignant tragedy of Mohandas Mahatma Gandhi, the eminent apostle of non-violence, meeting his fateful end in a swirl of violence. This luminary, who held the vanguard in the relentless crusade for India’s liberation from British shackles, found himself a proponent of the partition of the sub-continent into two … Continue reading He Killed Mahatma Gandhi on 30/01/1948
Savitri’s Fearless Triumph Chronicles Courage, Conviction, and Victory
In my childhood, the tale of Savitri and Satyavan concluded with a profound lesson: her unwavering devotion enabled her to reclaim her husband from Yama, the god of death. As I matured and delved into the Mahabharata, I recognized her triumph over death sprang from her unyielding courage, resolute beliefs, and astute presence of mind. … Continue reading Savitri’s Fearless Triumph Chronicles Courage, Conviction, and Victory