My Journey into Sanatana Dharma

  The following is just one example of what following a specific way of living does to us at a core genetic level all of history and all of our ways of living from the past we can delve into it but evolved around genetics, there is the reason why The following is the response from Perplexity research to the question of how vegetarians have a special gene mutation that allows them to produce their own omega-3.  How is this connected to Intercast marriages?? It’s for you to think it through an extrapolate from here. Extrapolation being the keyword. I will extrapolate for you later when I have more time. Until then, it’s for you to think.  Yes, that Business Insider article is real and covers a fascinating piece of genetic science. Here's the full picture: ## The "Vegetarian Gene" — FADS1 & FADS2 The article you're recalling was based on a **2016 Cornell University study** published in *Molecular Biology and Evolution*. Researchers found a genetic variant — specifica...

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I have a lot of conversations with a few friends of mine about philosophy of the mind and how we are supposed to think about things and the perspective that we can take so us to be able to deal with our every day issues in life in a manner that can keep us happy. So recently there was the attack in Pahalgam in Kashmir where 26 hindu tourists were gunned down one by one after asking what religion they belong to, and if they said they were Muslim, they would verify it by taking their pants down to check their circumcision, and if they were found to be lying, they would be shot, and these people were shot in front of their wife's (including newly wed) and even their young children. It aggravated me to no end. Even as I write this blog, I am ready to join the Indian army to go fight a war against the Pakistan nation. I want that nation to be broken again into multiple pieces.  In any case, this blog is not about my anguish towards what Pakistan did. This post is an attempt to essential...

  You are what you read Yes, you are what you eat. But that at the physical level and emotional level because what you eat, determine your emotional state to a certain extent as well.   But you are also at an intellectual level at a human level what you read. What you consume for your mind on a regular basis. Most people I know hardly ever read books hardly ever keep up their knowledge on topics that they hold strong opinions about   My question is, if you don’t read and keep improving your knowledge how do you keep a strong opinion about the topic? If you have a strong opinion about a topic you should have read about it both both pros and cons. if you have not done that, what right do you have to keep an opinion about it and argue strongly on the topic ?   Your source of knowledge should the bent of mind, and the reasoning to form a strong opinion . Here is a thing. I am very opinionated about many things in life but I for those opinions based on a vast amount of re...

 # Finding My Center: Why I'm Deeply Grateful for My Indian Cultural Roots After traversing countless cities across Europe and America, experiencing their vibrant cultures and modern lifestyles, I find myself drawn even more deeply to my Indian roots. Each journey abroad has been a mirror, reflecting back not just what I've gained from my heritage, but how uniquely it has shaped my spiritual journey. The West has given the world remarkable gifts. I've witnessed the efficiency of German systems, the renaissance spirit of Italy, the intellectual rigor of France, and the entrepreneurial energy of America. These societies have built incredible frameworks for human progress, and their contributions to science, technology, and human rights are undeniable. Yet, as I walk through the bustling streets of London or the serene boulevards of Paris, I feel an inexplicable pull toward the philosophical richness that India has nurtured for millennia. It's not just about tradition – it...

Since about 1997/1998 my life has been an experiment in waterboarding. Of course psychologically and emotionally speaking. From the outside in, my life is almost perfect. But without divulging personal details, the important thing to communicate here is that there have been tens of instances through the years where I have screamed in emotional agony and cried for hours not understanding why the universe/God/Karma chooses to break me down.  I am doing that right now as i write this post.  If there is someone who should hate God, I am a good candidate for it considering my life. But when I recover from those lows, I realize it could be a lot worse. Sure. Of course it could be a LOT better too. And I have no choice but to keep trying. To keep moving forward, while trying to detach myself from the outcomes. To control the controllables without losing control of my own mind. These are the only mantras available. This is pretty much the squeezed version of Bhagwad Gita's message on ...

 Since about when I got married, I have been on this journey of seeking to find ways to optimize my health, perhaps without even knowing why, but I guess it is obvious that the human body seeks health Actually, I think it is the human mind that is a parasite of the human body that is seeking health of the human body. Either way, I have come along way since March 2011 and optimizing my health. I have learned a lot and summarize it. Based on science based on Andrew Huberman, based on Sachin panda, based on James Nestor, based on many other scientists and books, what I have found is, everything is eventually coaling around the habits that my ancestors have taught us through out history. As Brahmins who are the original Knowledge workers, and have been sold since before time can track.  The latest book that I’m reading is called the circadian code by Sachin panda. I have started drinking lemon water with honey early in the morning. I do not drink coffee beyond 10 AM and that is al...