Peace Of Living

  Spirituality Explained Through Battle Royale Games: The Soul’s Journey I’ve always been fascinated by both spirituality and gaming. But it wasn’t until I experienced something unusual while playing a Battle Royale (BR) game that I truly understood the cycle of life and death. Let me share my insights with you. The Soul as a Player Imagine you’re about to enter a BR match. Before the game starts, you customize your character, choose your weapons, and prepare yourself for the battle ahead. Once you drop into the battlefield, you completely immerse yourself in the game, forgetting about everything else. For those moments, you are no longer yourself—you are the player in the game. This is exactly what happens when the soul takes birth in a new body. The soul desires to experience something, and the universe grants it a new life, just like a new match in a BR game. From the moment we are born to the moment we die, we are fully engaged in the game of life, experiencing joy, sorrow,...

Rediscover Balance through the Bhagavad Gita ’s Timeless Wisdom Labels: Inner Peace | Ego and Self | Bhagavad Gita Insights | Karma & Dharma In a world where deadlines scream louder than silence and even rest feels like another task to be completed, stress has become our unwanted shadow. I’ve walked that path — not just once, but many times — where the soul feels like it's suffocating under invisible weights. In such moments, when I feel like a leaf in the storm of existence, I return to the eternal dialogue between Arjuna and Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita . Not merely as a scripture, but as a living guide — a manual for the soul that doesn’t just preach peace; it reveals the inner architecture of how peace is lost and how it can be reclaimed. At the heart of this reclamation lies a profound shift — from ego to Self . 1. A Vedic Psychological View of Stress In Vedic psychology , stress is not caused by external eve...