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Are the Puranas Just Fiction? A Rigorous, Heart-Centered Guide to Finding God and Trusting Truth

Are the Puranas fiction or a reservoir of living wisdom? This analysis explains how Puranic narratives operate beyond a literal-versus-fable dichotomy by integrating mythic memory, ethics, ritual rationale, and contemplative instruction. Drawing on Indian epistemology (pramāṇa), it clarifies how śabda (trustworthy testimony), anumāna (inference), and yogic pratyakṣa (direct insight) jointly ground a rational, testable faith.…
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Evil Eye (Nazar) Demystified: Dharmic Perspectives, Science of Envy, and Safe Remedies

This analysis clarifies what people mean by the evil eye, or nazar and drishti dosha, and explains why belief can sometimes shape experience through expectancy and stress. It situates the topic within Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Sikh perspectives that emphasize intention, compassion, and ethical living over fear. Readers discover how protective customs function psychologically and…
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Swami Vivekananda on why Hindus don’t say “My god is true and yours is not”
