Krishna: The Eternal Union of Love and Wisdom

Love is devotion, and so is Bhakti — and Krishna is the very embodiment of love. Even though he never had Radha beside him in the physical sense, and though he was adored and charmed by countless women, he remained the austere yogi, the Purna Avatar of Vishnu — complete within himself.

What is Gyan? Gyana is knowing the truth of existence — that’s it! Gyana is accepting life as it is because you know the whole cosmos is run through Dharma (cosmic law), and we all are just instrumental, like actors playing on stage the roles given to us. They have nothing of their own, nor are they in a position to decide anything ever.

No, there is no conflict between Gyana Yoga and Karma Yoga! I’ll discuss this topic elaborately some other time, but here I’d like to write something on Krishna.but for now, I wish to dwell on Krishna.

The Gopis desired Krishna, and he responded to their longing as a friend and companion. Krishna, however, desired only Radha — yet he had many wives: Rukmini, Satyabhama, Jambavati, and others. What is marriage, after all? It is an alliance — a partnership between two individuals, families, or even nations — meant for mutual growth and the fulfillment of shared purposes.

But with Radha, Krishna transcended all social or spiritual contracts. He needed no norms, no vows. With Radha, authenticity itself was the bond. Whatever we may pretend outwardly, the being within us knows the truth. There is no deception there. Likewise, Radha and Krishna, though appearing as two beings in the three-dimensional world, are one essence in the higher plane (5-D)— two bodies, one soul.

Where is this so-called 5th dimension? There are no extra realms “out there” waiting to be discovered by science. Everything exists within you. The truth is inward. No technology, no spiritual mechanism can lead you there — it unfolds only through inner realization. It is a journey of evolution in reverse — an evolve-back process, where you return to the core and dissolve the last reminiscent of karma.

So, whatever they say about 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th dimensions — that you can be an engineer, doctor, and singer all together in different dimensions — seems like a fantasy novel. However, it’s not entirely false, but how they interpret it shows their entrapment in mind-conceived logic, which always has limitations. And with this limited knowledge, if you think you can traverse beyond the 3rd dimension, it’s a fallacy of your logical mind. I will speak of this more in time, as it’s all experiential — and I have literally touched those dimensions.

For God’s sake, you don’t need to be some known figure or successful personality to receive that grace. You just need to be yourself-pure, unconditional and whole! Again, reiterating — Being Yourself is a state of being, not becoming, through any spiritual practices.

Love is left behind when Gyana and Karma take charge. Krishna celebrated every part of life — whether it was suffering continuous wars with Jarasandha, running away from Kalayavana, abandoning Mathura, separation from Radha, or living under death threats since childhood. Through every trial and triumph, he remained joyous. None around him could sense the storms he silently endured. Like a child, he laughed and danced with the Gopis, but was never attached to anyone, because he was forever attached to Radha — his twin flame — who resided within him.

Krishna is not confined to gender — he is not he or she. Krishna is a consciousness, a principle, a timeless character that transcends form.

Have you ever wondered why the world adores the child Kanha more than the mighty ruler of Dwarka? Why the lover, the playful cowherd, outshines the strategist and statesman? It is because the human heart still values Bhakti over Gyana.

The problem is, people take bhakti as an escapist route — to get rid of their responsibilities and to seek easy living. That’s where it gets corrupted. I don’t understand how love can be fulfilled, or how the journey of twin flames can be completed, without accomplishing their purpose of birth.

That is where Karma Yoga enters — to act with awareness and to know yourself through the very flow of life. When you realize this truth, you find Krishna within. You no longer need to worship anyone else, for the divine has already found its home in you.

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The Power of Three

The Power of THREE has been whispering to me in every corner of life… and here’s what I found.

What if the entire universe is built on just 3 traits? 🌌 Satva, Rajas, and Tamas silently shape our moods, choices, and destiny.

👉 Do you know which Guna rules your nature most?

Your body is not random—it’s a design of 3 forces. 🌀 Vata, Pitta, Kapha don’t just affect health—they shape your character, relationships, even your career.

👉 Do you know which one rules you?

Struggles don’t disappear—they dissolve. 🕊️

“The secret to effortless living is hidden in 3 layers of your being.” 🕊️ When I discovered the 3 koshas—Annamaya, Manomaya, Vijnanamaya—I learned how challenges transform into clarity.

👉 Which kosha do you think drives your daily life?

“Do rituals really matter if your inner world is in chaos?” 🔥 Decluttering starts within. 🔥 When your inner being gets clean, your words, habits, and surroundings automatically reflect that light.

👉 What’s the one thing you want to declutter first?

“Why is 3 the most sacred number across every culture, myth, and science?” ✨

From Brahma–Vishnu–Mahesh to Past–Present–Future to Mind–Body–Soul… ‘Three’ is not coincidence—it’s the code of creation.

👉 Can you think of another “three” you see in daily life?

“Ever felt the universe whispering truths without a single book in hand?” 📖

That’s how my insights came—not through reading and mumbling texts, but through life itself. Grace, not effort. Flow, not force.

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The elements aren’t just outside you—they’re in you. 🌬️🔥💧 Vayu, Agni, and Water shape your home, your nature, your relationships.

👉 Curious to know which element drives your nature? Drop a 🌬️🔥💧!

“Bhakti, Gyan, Karma—3 doors of liberation. Which one opens for you?” 🚪

For me, it wasn’t about forcing a practice but letting the right path resonate effortlessly. Your soul already knows its door.

👉 Which one do you naturally walk on—Devotion, Wisdom, or Action?

“I almost gave up on the future… until the number 3 found me at the tunnel’s end.” 🌒

That moment of darkness became my breakthrough—revealing patterns of life, health, and spirit hidden in plain sight.

👉 Have you ever found meaning at your lowest point?

“Stop searching outside—your answers live in threes within you.” 🌿

Truth, balance, clarity—they don’t come from rituals or desires but from aligning with your natural design.

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What are the 3 Gunas in Life?

Sattva (harmony), Rajas (passion), and Tamas (inertia) are the three eternal forces shaping your mind, energy, and actions every single day.

The desire for creation awakens through Vayu—the breath of life, the invisible force that moves through infinite space, carrying intelligence and order. Vayu is more than air; it is the subtle vibration that gives birth to Vak (Speech), the sound of expression. Just as air carries sound, Vayu carries the voice of your being—shaping thought into words, and words into reality.

With the agility of a Kshatriya, Vayu exposes the missing links within us and burns away stress—mental, financial, or social—keeping the spirit sharp and focused on its higher journey.

Everything around us—seen and unseen—moves under the cosmic law, the Dharma that holds balance and flow in place. And when our body and mind are uncluttered, the subtle senses awaken. Sight, smell, sound, taste, and touch no longer remain ordinary—they become gateways for higher energies to move freely and manifest in the world outside.

The question is—are you listening to these forces within you?

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Karma Yoga: Total Surrender to Life

Karma Yoga** is synchronizing with life—no struggle, no fight—just complete surrender and coherence with what is. Implicitly, it means having no expectations. Expectations bind us in relationships and exchange our freedom for bondage. We start seeing things as we want them to be, rather than as they truly are.

In essence, we are part of the Whole, yet we assume separateness because of ego or identity. This separate identity relates to the external, and when outcomes are unsatisfactory, it experiences anger, remorse, grief, guilt, shame, and so on. This is the bondage that brings us back again and again, until we dissolve the separate identity and merge with the Whole. This happens in life itself—there is no other way to attain moksha.

By merely ending desires or retreating into seclusion, do you think you can outwit karma? Liberation from desire is moksha. Decluttering and minimalist living are only starting points; karma is not about doing—it is a state of being.

Karma Yoga is far deeper, and moksha truly occurs while living. I have a deep understanding of Karma Yoga. If you are genuinely interested in exploring the original concept, DM me for a free ebook at

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The Journey from Karmic Entrapment to Self-Mastery

Karma is an entrapment that entangles your external (physical) self and internal (inherent) self within trivial and irrelevant matters. We are deeply entangled in the matrix and deluded, unable to differentiate between reality and illusion.

Spirituality is the reality of life — but not in the way it is often preached and imposed, such as the repetitive practice of asking “Who am I?”.

True spirituality is spontaneity; it is not something imposed or practiced mechanically. Spirituality is your authentic self — it naturally reflects in your character.

It is the alignment between mind and body, between your thoughts and actions.

Action is your response to external circumstances, societal constraints, contradictions, and oppositions. These external factors restrict your muscular movements and impact your physical, material growth and prosperity in the world.

Internal karmic entrapment arises from guilt, fear, grief, agony, greed, and ego — emotional baggage that clouds your Manas (mind) and strengthens karmic bondage over time. Emotional decluttering and detachment help break the shackles of karmic entrapment.

Spiritual awakening bridges the gap between internal and external constraints, dissolving karmic blockages.

What I’ve covered here is just a minuscule glimpse of Karma, explained in simple, layman’s language. However, Karma is far more deeply layered — it cannot be fully understood through reading alone; it must be realized through direct experience.

Karma is not about practicing rituals; although practice can indeed cultivate disciplined habits and streamline the mind and body for daily living. This is a great initiative — to declutter the mind and put effort into what is truly meaningful.

Karma runs the world — it is an inherent property of matter itself. I have explored every finer aspect of Karma in my book: The Power of Three — Unlocking Your Path to Self-Mastery

Now, coming back to the topic:

Self-Discovery unveils the layered illusions of Manas and reveals your true, innate self.

The innate self is always content and peaceful; It is the programmed memory — the self-obsessed identity — that gets irritated when things don't align with personal desires.

External factors will always present constraints. Instead of fighting to preserve a self-centred ego, learn to see the bigger picture without being influenced by internal fears and attachments.

This is Self-Mastery — where you are guided by consciousness,

not by societal pressures or internal compulsions.

Self-Discovery unveils your true self and transforms you into an invincible warrior on all fronts. Self-Mastery breaks external shackles and aligns your inner self to accept external constraints. It is, essentially, a marriage between you and your counterpart — the external world.

You don't conquer the world by fighting it.

You rise above by understanding yourself.

Mastery begins when resistance ends.

That’s where freedom begins.

Real power isn't force. It's flow. Meet yourself. Marry the world.

Going Within is the path to unlocking potential and end the Karma!

Divine Duality: Where Nurturing Meets Annihilation

Lord Vishnu and Devi are like brother and sister, born from the same source, yet they act in distinctly different ways.

Vishnu is the preserver, the nurturer, and the one who always comes to the rescue of Devas and Manavas whenever they are subdued by Asuric forces. He is the one who runs, sustains, and nourishes the world.

Devi, on the other hand, is the slayer of Asuric power—both within Devas and Manavas. In other words, Devi is the counterpart of Vishnu—she annihilates the old self and breaks the karmic patterns of life. Devi is the personification of Time itself, revered as Mahakali.

Devi is ruthless—her wrath is her benevolence.

She mercilessly slays the inner enemies, so do not expect reconciliation or leniency from her. Her fierce grace shatters the shackles and renounces the old self forever. Devi ends suffering once and for all—no Raktabeej can multiply again from the old karmic seed.

Sacrifice is the prerequisite for invoking Devi!

She is the wild goddess of Love and War. Devi cannot be tamed, contained, or preserved as a household goddess.

Two divine forces, born of the same source—one sustains the world, the other liberates it through fire. Together, they uphold Dharma by preserving order and shattering illusion.

When life grows stagnant in comfort, Devi stirs it into awakening. She cannot be contained, and he will not let the world collapse. Together, they guide the soul through chaos into light.

Devi Chinnamasta

Devi Chinnamasta severed her own head as a symbol of sacrificing individual anger and pride for a greater cause. Detaching from the ego and letting go of trivial concerns is an act of self-sacrifice—done to contribute meaningfully to a larger purpose, whether for a group, team, or community. This kind of sacrifice calms the storms of anger and greed; they no longer trouble you.

A visionary leader prioritizes the welfare of the community rather than struggling to satisfy personal ego and desire. In contrast, those entangled in lower consciousness remain trapped in their endless cycle of greed and pride. Such individuals can destroy entire communities and nations in their blind pursuit of self-interest.

Vishnu & Devi: The Cosmic Balance of Preservation and Destruction

Lakshmi is the feminine aspect of Vishnu that brings abundance and nurturance.

However, the avatara of Vishnu also reflect the Devi aspect when they arise to slay demons and preserve the world. While Vishnu nurtures the world, Devi annihilates karmic flaws. For a community, a family, or all of humanity, Devi is always present alongside Vishnu.

Kaikeyi and Manthara were the forces that set the path for Rama’s exile, just as Duryodhana and Shakuni were the prime causes behind the Mahabharata.

If everything moves systematically, no real change ever happens—leaving no room for creativity or richness in life.

There must always be someone willing to bear the burden, ill fame, and accusations to break the pattern or disturb the systematic order.

Someone must create entropy for a new beginning.

Devi is the one who upholds Dharma and sustains humanity—and that is why she is revered as the Mother Goddess. Dhara (Earth) holds, nurtures, and preserves all her offspring—humans, animals, vegetation, mountains, rivers, and more.

Devi, the Destroyer of Darkness. In the wrath of Devi, we find liberation.

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