Monk Vives

Hindus have survived thousands of years of invasions and colonization. So why are we being told today that Hindus are in danger? Explore the real narrative behind the “Hindus are in danger” slogan and uncover who’s profiting from this fear. 🔍 A Fear That’s Being Marketed “Hindus are in danger!”—this phrase echoes louder than ever across political speeches and social media. But here’s the question we rarely ask: Who is actually putting Hindus in danger? Let’s look at history and reality, not just rhetoric. 📜 A Thousand-Year History of Resilience For centuries, foreign rulers—Pathans, Mughals, British—tried to dominate the Indian subcontinent. They destroyed temples, imposed their culture, and yet: Hindus never became a minority Hinduism was never wiped out Today, over 80% of India’s population remains Hindu So, if centuries of oppression couldn’t eliminate Hindu identity, why are we being told it’s in peril now? ⚠️ The Manufactured Crisis: Who’s Behind It? ...

In the beginning, the world was cloaked in darkness. Time stood still, and life was but a silent whisper. From the cosmic void rose Surya, the Sun God — the eternal flame, the charioteer of light, and the giver of life. Surya wasn’t born like other gods. He was forged in the fire of truth, in the heart of the universe, where energy meets purpose. With a radiant aura that no eye could bear, he emerged not just as a deity, but as a force of awakening. Every morning, Surya mounts his golden chariot, pulled by seven majestic horses — each representing a color of the rainbow, and the seven chakras of life. As he rides across the sky, his light dispels fear, awakens minds, and nurtures the Earth below. 🌾 Farmers bow to him for bountiful harvests. 🌺 Yogis salute him with the Surya Namaskar. 🙏 Devotees chant his 12 names at dawn, feeling his power within their soul. But even Surya had his trials. Legends say that once, Surya’s brilliance became unbearable for the gods. They pleaded with Vis...

You Don’t Actually Want ₹1 Crore… Here’s What You  Really  Want Let’s be honest: When people say, “I want to make ₹1 crore,” they’re not talking about the physical stack of cash. They’re dreaming of what they believe that ₹1 crore will bring: Freedom — to quit the job they hate or travel the world Peace of mind — to stop worrying about rent, bills, and emergencies The ability to say “no” — to clients, bosses, or situations that don’t feel right Guilt-free spending — like ordering dessert without checking their bank balance But here’s the surprising truth: If you don’t feel free, secure, or confident with ₹1 lakh… You probably won’t feel that way with ₹1 crore either. Why? Because It’s Not Really About the Number. Money is not just currency. It’s emotionally charged. For many of us, money = fear, guilt, or anxiety. We worry we don’t have enough. Then we fear losing what little we have. Even when we earn more, that mindset doesn’t magically disappear — ...