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21 Feb, 4 tweets, 1 min read
If you are not curious about spirituality & meditation in life, you are incomplete.
I don’t preach on spirituality because most people won’t get it.
But imagine this, you are ready to watch a movie or a series no matter how long it is but if it is an academic lecture, you

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will shut off the video playing. It happens because you haven’t realised your full potential yet. Once you do, it won’t matter what type of video you are watching, what genre of book you are reading, Paris will not more beautiful than your own city.

The desire & difference

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between things will fade. You will absorb everything which you are subjected to.
Things which shut your brain for a while like Alcohol, entertainment will always attract you but the things which open up your mind will look boring.
With risen spiritual energy, nothing will

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ever be boring for you ever again. Some are gifted with this & others can develop this ability.
Try meditation & mantras as the tools to unlock the fifth aspect of your being.

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So today is 260th anniversary of Third Battle of Panipat and this is a thread to commemorate it.
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25 Sep 20
The problem with “MSP”-
It is guaranteed minimum price offered for 25 crops to farmers but out of these, Wheat & Rice are important because most farmers are growing that. Even to the level that unusual states like Punjab for Rice is growing that.
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23 Sep 20
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Okay. A thread on life lessons based on Genghis Khan’s life.
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2. Leave when you have to- in initial days of his conquest, Genghis was near a forest & he came to
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These are the lessons I’ve learnt from the life of the great Genghis Khan. I have written them on my cupboard to remember them.
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