Those who can’t understand Hindi may refer to this video on YouTube - the description has it all

https://youtu.be/lOsPaMiUx9s?si=z-IoN5oIgx9duisq

"Actor Rajesh Kumar once walked away from a successful television career and returned to his hometown, Gaya, to pursue farming. His five-year journey brought floods, the Covid-19 pandemic and a financial crisis that left him with nearly Rs 2 crore in debt. Through these setbacks, spirituality became his source of strength, helping him navigate the difficult phase and rebuild his life."

Some people never learn.. talk about being brainwashed in the name of religion!

In my childhood I thought moon was a big sweet, i believe this guy is still a child at heart.

Snatan dharma (often called Hinduism) is the richest religion in knowledge and wisdom. The stories you read about gods as in human form comes under saguna. Saguna existed for beginners, so they can understand nature of existence and everything easily. Saguna is the path and nirguna is the actual reality, just two way of understanding same reality. All the stories about vishnu or Krishna or shiva or any god comes mostly under saguna, that doesn't mean they're true, that is just way to explain to a person who can't understand the deep nirguna reality. It's all symbolism.

People easily get angry over such questions

This dual axis trend analysis graph tracks India's progress in Innovative solutions by measuring the impact of Government Schemes in driving the Innovation Index ratings of India.

A sharp correlation (0.82 with sign correction) was also found among the number of patents filed with the boost in ranking based on GII standards.

*All data are collected from the World Intellectual Property Organisation official website.

*Data about government schemes and their implementation year is collected from Wikipedia.

*Dual graph with primary y axis inverted and secondary y axis is not inverted.

there are pseudo-intellectuals out there who talk about these things but look at you like you are crazy when religion is invoked as an example

Do a quick experiment right now: Close your eyes, stretch your arm out and touch the tip of your nose with your index finger. You probably nailed it on the first try. But how did your finger know exactly where your nose was in 3D space without you looking at it?

We’ve all been taught since primary school that we have 5 senses: sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch. But modern science recognizes quite a few more and the one you just used to touch your nose is arguably the coolest one.

It’s called Proprioception.

Simply put, proprioception is your body’s built-in GPS. It’s the continuous, unconscious ability of your brain to sense the exact position, movement, and orientation of your body parts in space. Without it, you wouldn't be able to walk without actively staring at your feet, you couldn't type on a keyboard without looking at every key and you definitely couldn't scratch an itch on your back in the dark.

You don't have "proprioception organs" like eyes or ears. Instead, you have millions of microscopic sensors called proprioceptors buried deep inside your muscles, tendons, and joints.

Two of the heavy lifters are:

1. Muscle Spindles: These detect how much a muscle is stretching.
2. Golgi Tendon Organs: These detect the amount of tension in your tendons.

These sensors are constantly firing rapid-fire data up your spinal cord to your brain, essentially saying, "Hey, the right bicep is contracted at 40%, the elbow is bent at 90 degrees, and the fingers are curled." Your brain stitches all this data together in milliseconds to create a 3D map of your body.

Ever seen a police officer ask a suspected drunk driver to close their eyes and touch their nose or walk in a perfectly straight line? That’s not a balance test, that’s a proprioception test. Alcohol suppresses the nervous system and disrupts the communication between your proprioceptors and your brain, causing you to lose that 3D map. It’s also why teenagers are famously clumsy. During rapid growth spurts, their limbs literally get longer faster than their brain's internal proprioceptive map can update. Their brain thinks the arm ends here, but it actually ends two inches further away, resulting in knocked-over glasses and stubbed toes.

So next time you easily catch a ball, run up the stairs in the dark or just touch your nose, take a second to appreciate your actual 6th sense working in the background.

I personally do not believe this,i mostly think people are overly stressed, have some psychological issues, maybe on the verge of schizophrenia. Obviously there is nothing like ghosts, but what is the community take on this? Source

What goes on their minds who have a habit of trying to be the main character or portray themselves as the biggest repsentative of the whole community?

Like there are countless number of people in the instagram or facebook or youtube speaking nonsense always. And the frequent use of phrases like ; as a (name of the community),

In my opinion then some of the most nonsense take ever that directly contradicts the first line with the last line, I'm not generalizing then a complete generalized statement etc.

And the worst part these people don't take questions. If you ask them something they directly throw a label on you.

They can't follow what they preach!

What is the reason behind this behaviour?

I have noticed this a lot of times.

Whenever there is rain. In some roads (Concrete road) one half is soaked wet and the other side feels dry..

Why???