Harish

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Harish

Harish

@harry007_mi2

Hyderabad Katılım Şubat 2026
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Harish@harry007_mi2·
@LXDPolymath Hope I become silent and still as early as possible. Desperate anticipation 🙏
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How does this darkness sound to you? A single firefly emits very little light however when hundreds appear together, an entire forest seems magical. They glow when darkness arrives. Just similar to this, most of our qualities emerge at their best in the struggles, hardships, uncertainty, or loss. Just as fireflies are noticed in quiet forests, the deepest truths about ourselves are rarely heard amidst constant distraction. They reveal themselves in stillness. In silence. In moments when life slows down. "Darkness is not the end of light. Darkness is where light becomes visible. " 😀🌿
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Hyderabad is set to inaugurate Donald Trump Avenue on June 23, a road near the US Consulate in the Financial District The Telangana government says the initiative reflects Hyderabad's growing global profile and its strong technology, business, and investment links with the United States. I would say cities across the world honour international personalities and this move highlights Hyderabad's global ambitions, and also strong international branding can attract investment and business attention. But, with this a big question arises: 1)Why name a public road after a foreign political leader? 2)Should such honours primarily go to Indian scientists, freedom fighters, social reformers, and local heroes?Also,such honours are deserved for Indians who directly contributed to the nation. 3)Does symbolic recognition contribute meaningfully to public life? Interestingly, the same initiative also includes proposals such as a road honouring Ratan Tata and a "Google Street." What do you think? Should cities use public landmarks to showcase global partnerships, or should they focus on honouring national and local contributors? IC: The TOI
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@LXDPolymath Do they mean to say U can leak but not through social platforms.🤔 Instead of screwing the ones responsible they are just manuplating 🤦
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Telegram has been blocked in India until June 22 ahead of the NEET-UG re-exam, and its message-editing feature has been disabled until June 30 to curb paper leak fraud. However, these are just the platforms that give access. The real challenge is not controlling platforms. It is fixing the systems that allow leaks to happen in the first place. Students deserve accountability, not uncertainty. Source: Paper leak row: Centre blocks Telegram till June 22, days before NEET-UG re-exam | India News - The Times of India timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/paper-le…
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@LXDPolymath Mesmerized and her presence is overwhelming
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A few months ago, while preparing for the housewarming ceremony of our new home, I found myself contemplating a deeper question. A house can be built with bricks, cement, and beautiful interiors, but what truly transforms it into a living space? I wanted our home to be more than just a place to live. I wanted it to become a consecrated space,one where the very atmosphere nurtures wellbeing, harmony, and inner growth. That is when I came across the Bhairavi Punya Pooja offered by Sadhguru. After reaching out, I received a detailed list of preparations required for the consecration. Initially, it appeared to be a logistical process. But as the days unfolded, I realized it was becoming something far more profound. Every small preparation felt like an offering and every arrangement became an act of devotion. Without consciously intending it, my attention began turning inward. I found myself thinking about Devi throughout the day. The usual urge to engage in countless activities slowly faded into the background. There was no sense of effort or sacrifice. I was simply absorbed in the process. A quiet stillness began to settle within me. The preparations themselves felt like a sacred journey,one that was gently dissolving something rigid within me and replacing it with a sense of receptivity. On the day of the pooja,the atmosphere in the house felt different and there was a palpable sense of presence. Everyone who attended became naturally involved in the process. There was a certain intensity in the air,one that words struggle to capture. Some experienced tears, some experienced joy, and some simply sat in silence. Yet it felt as though everyone could sense that something beautiful was unfolding. Throughout the pooja, my husband and I found ourselves repeatedly looking toward Devi. There was nothing to say.... No prayer to ask... No wish to make... Only gratitude... Tears flowed continuously with an overwhelming sense of joy and grace... It felt as though Devi was no longer someone we had invited into our home. She had become the very presence that filled it. And even today, when I walk through the house, I sometimes feel that the pooja did not end that day.... Its fragrance still lingers in the space and within us. 🌺 "Sarva svarupe sarva shakti samanvite" "Bhaye bhya strahi no Bhairavi namostute" #LingBhairavi #BhairaviPunyaPooja
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Harish@harry007_mi2·
@LXDPolymath Nice one. I feel like I can spend any amount of time just staring at your bird. Bcoz the bird is flying but not going away and staying in my eyes 😍😍
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Poetry mode for today🌿 however not good but tried a version that either I can only understand 🤐 😛 A tiny bird of pure delight, hovers like a spinning top, sips a sweet,delicious drop. It's wings go fast,a buzzing sound, without its feet on the ground, It stays and zooms in a seconds, A little spark of happy day.
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@LXDPolymath Punjabi kadhi pakora with rice 🤷
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A challenge for the day. Identify the curry in the image and state it belongs to. 🏆👇💭
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"Not Every Thought Deserves A Reply" What do you do most of the time with your thoughts in your relationships? Have you ever observed? There is one Ram ban or one relationship skill nobody teaches: You don't have to respond to every thought in your head... Sometimes : Thought: "Why did they say that?" Then: "That was disrespectful." Then: "I should reply." Then: Fight. Many conflicts begin because every passing thought gets promoted into words. The ability to observe a thought before speaking it can save countless relationships. Remember: Silence isn't suppression. Sometimes it's intelligence.
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@LXDPolymath Rambutan a tropical evergreen tree from Southeast Asia, known for its unique, hairy red or yellow fruit with sweet, white flesh, similar to lychee. medium-sized tree that thrives in warm, humid climates
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What on Earth is this thing? 👀 Drop your guesses below 👇
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@LXDPolymath Yeaaaah I got it. This is almost related to me. Naaaaah in fact completely mine.
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"Change is never comfortable. The moment old patterns begin to shift, resistance begins to rise." There is a story of a woman who was deeply devoted to her inner practice,her meditation, her silence, and her personal growth. At one point in her life, she made a difficult decision. She chose to step back from doing everything for everyone. For several month, she focused only on what was essential,for herself and her young child. The response around her was not appreciation. It was discomfort, Resistance, and Negativity. There were taunts, emotional pressure, backbiting, and silent attempts to make her feel guilty for changing the role everyone had become comfortable with. But somewhere within herself, she understood an important truth: "No human being is perfect. People respond based on their own conditioning, habits, and emotional limitations. Most people simply do what they know best. And sometimes, the only way to create balance is to stop over-supporting the imbalance." So she did not argue. She did not constantly defend herself. She did not react to every emotional provocation. She simply remained steady. She stayed rooted in clarity instead of reaction. And gradually her husband started learning things he had never fully participated in before, and becoming more aware of the invisible labour that had quietly sustained the household for years. Not because he was forced to, but because the system itself started demanding balance. And over time, space opened for both of them. Space to breathe.... Space to grow individually.... Space to practice... Space to live with greater awareness instead of silent exhaustion... What often looks “unusual” or “selfish” from the outside is sometimes deep inner strength in action because breaking unhealthy patterns is not rebellion. It is realignment which is rarely easy in the beginning. It takes patience, emotional strength, and courage to tolerate temporary discomfort without collapsing back into old conditioning simply to keep others comfortable. But ultimately, a relationship is not meant to exhaust one person while everyone else remains dependent on their sacrifice. A healthy relationship is meant to help both people evolve. #relationshipchallenges #MentalHealth
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“Self-care is often misunderstood as selfishness. But in truth, it is the foundation of inner balance. The idea of Dharma is not just about duties toward others,it also includes responsibility toward one’s own mind, body, and inner state.The body and mind are the instruments through which awareness grows. If they are constantly exhausted or neglected, neither clarity nor balance is possible. Caring for oneself is not indulgence,it is preparation. A woman is often conditioned to give endlessly,emotionally, physically, mentally,until she forgets herself. Over time, this becomes a pattern. Not natural, but learned. Not sacred, but silently imposed. But care for the self is not abandonment of others,it is restoration of the self. In a balanced household, responsibility is not gendered,it is shared. If one knows how to eat, one can learn how to cook. If one expects clean clothes, one can learn to wash and maintain them. A home is not sustained by one person’s sacrifice, but by collective participation. Yes, toddlers are dependent. But most adults are not. Even elders, within their capacity, can contribute in ways that preserve dignity and independence. Change, however, is never comfortable. When patterns shift, resistance rises. #relationshipchallenges

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Harish@harry007_mi2·
@LXDPolymath No that's not selfish at all. If one works inward that indirectly impacts quite positively on rest around . As one starts responding consciously with everyone
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Is choosing your inner wellbeing selfish, or is it self-care? And more importantly, what would you have done in this situation? Let me share something for you to reflect on. A young couple are yoga practitioners and meditators. Both are working. The wife wakes up early, but her day does not begin in silence. It begins with movement. She starts by cleaning, cooking, preparing tiffins, and managing rituals. She then rushes through travel, handles her office work, and returns home only to begin again. She washes clothes, organizes the house, cooks meals, and completes everything before the day ends. Her day is full, but somewhere in that fullness, she is missing from her own life. Her practices did not stop mattering; she simply ran out of space to hold them. On the other hand, he wakes up, takes a bath, and sits for chanting. He practices yoga and meditates. He eats, leaves for work, returns home, and goes for a walk. He continues his practices, spends time outside, and meets friends. His rhythm remains intact, centered, and undisturbed. They live in the same house and share the same relationship, but their realities are very different. I would genuinely like to know what you think. #relationshipschallenges
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Most of the time, when couples come to me for counseling and I ask them to reflect on specific incidents, a very familiar pattern appears. Each one holds onto a quiet certainty: “I am right. I have never done anything wrong. It is always the other person who overreacts.” This is not unusual. It is exactly how the human mind protects itself. And the most interesting part is the ego rarely announces itself openly. Instead, it hides behind statements like: “I don’t have an ego.” “I am just being honest.” “I am simply reacting to what they did.” Why Self-Reflection Feels So Difficult Self-reflection requires you to look beyond your identity. It asks you to admit that your reaction may not be entirely justified. It invites you to see your own insecurities, attachments, and unmet expectations. For the ego, this feels like a threat. To avoid this discomfort, the mind constructs safer explanations. It convinces you that the other person is the problem. It shifts the focus outward so that you do not have to look inward. However, the reactions are never purely about the present moment, they are always rooted in past impressions. Until those impressions are acknowledged, they continue to influence behavior unconsciously.

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Harish@harry007_mi2·
@LXDPolymath Yes that's not fair enough from both sides. He should come out of his comfort zone and try to help his partner in completing all her sadhana/ practices. However if that's not happening she should open up and explain to him how overloaded she is and take his help as possible.
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@LXDPolymath I even used to sell them to the players for further matches
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Playing Banta (kancha) on dusty streets…winning marbles felt like winning the world. Who else remembers this?” 😄
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Due to this prolonged delay, I escalated the matter to the Financial Commissioner Revenue, Haryana. A formal memo was issued, and directions were communicated through the offices of the Deputy Commissioner and District Revenue Officer.
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Despite these clear directions from higher authorities, the situation on the ground has not changed. The concerned Tehsildar and Patwari continue to avoid providing anything in writing and offer only verbal assurances without any time commitment. Infact, there was no legal method followed in terms of the reader to read the instructions provided by FCR. #districtcollectorAmbala
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