Moksha Stories

Calm and yet caffeinated in the enthusiasm to continue to share the journey of enlightenment (J.O.E.). In this third installment, we will be much more diary style. Watch out - a third cup may wake you up.

MOKSHA (favorite of all my poems)⭐️ Shem...

Here is a book you will appreciate even if you have read many Buddhist books. This book expounds the Dharma in a very lucid way and illuminates the Heart Sutra from Buddhism's apex of psychology and philosophy. This book is a sharp weapon useful for cutting the root of ignorance. An excellent book for increasing your lucidity! This book has a lot of special format..(italics, indented sections, which are not in this version. Available to read as it was originally intended at gnostiko.com other books too, free ebooks

Renowned mathematician Juanita Camarilla learns that she has three months to live because she was diagnosed with brain cancer. Heartbroken, the woman reluctantly gives up her career and starts a new chapter in her life. She goes on a spiritual journey with Guru Keshav to re-discover herself while battling her inner demons. Can Juanita gain a high level of spirituality? Song: A Sky Full of Stars - Coldplay Person tagging: @Aang151Rron

While the goal of every being is to be liberated as a Soul, the path to attaining it starts with self realization and enlightenment AiR explains more on the subject

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In a world driven by noise, ambition, and endless distraction, one man dares to walk the path inwards. TAPASYA is the story of an ordinary soul in the modern era who breaks free from material illusion and walks through fire - both real and metaphorical - in search of the ultimate liberation: Moksha. Across 60 transformative parts, divided into 6 sacred phases - Agni, Dwandwa, Vairagya, Bodha, Shunyata, Moksha - the story blends ancient Indian wisdom with the challenges of today's world. With verses from the Gita and Upanishads guiding each step, this isn't just a novel - it's a reflection, a mirror, and for many... a beginning.

I think we should stop posting stories and posts on social media,we should stop getting proud to have no feelings for anyone and make those who have for someone feel guilty,we should stop misguiding the world around us and creating a misconception about love.If you think love is cruel or damages everyone,then it is'nt love,love

The first poem is the Winner of Yoga Mythology contest "The pang of separation, the loss of love... A peek at the story of Shiva and Sati from Hindu mythology through a poem." I decided to not end this book and continue it. The central theme is spiritual. The various poems focus on - Divine Love, Pain, Separation, Dreams, Nature, Vedic Astrology. Highest ranks : #1 in Kailash, yogamythology, and HarperCollinsIndia, jyotish, sati and hindugods #21 poeticjustice #2 in moksha, bhakti, godlove

As stated in Mahabharat in English rhyme with original text Munindra Misra website www.munindramisra.blogspot.com

Tokiko Shigure from "AI: Nirvana Initiative" walks on the void that is the true world. Or is it ? There are multiple simulations, illusions and in-betweens forming the multiverse. She has reached the space outside of all, no doubt about it. But is even that the real world ?#################### If even your world is a simulation, then I advice to free yourself before posing that question. #################### Oh ! Hello Tokiko. #################### Greetings Frayer. #################### I was actually hoping this would summon you or something so that we could speak. Do you mind if others watch our conversation ? #################### Demons, Gods, among other mythological beings are brands given to the bugs and other forms of life that exist outside the rules of a simulation and are able to manipulate the code. You are free to see me as one of such beings. #################### Is that a..."Yes" ? #################### ... #################### Two questions, same answer, isn't it ? #################### Sorry, it's the habit.

Moksha Akil was like any other girl; she had a few good friends and had huge aspirations. All her life she dreamed of studying at Oxford and after four hard years at Phillips Exeter, it finally came true. In the fall she would be stepping onto the Oxford campus ready to start her future but what was supposed to be her ticket to success turned into a time of confusion, heartache, and love.

Sally Jensen's time of death had finally come to call; better late than never.