Prernamurti Bharti Shriji

  Imagine having no food at all when you go to bed. Imagine feeling helpless because the severe rains prevented you from going to work, earning a wage, or simply going outdoors to buy food. This is a very genuine experience for many individuals in our communities, particularly during the rainy season. However, you have the power to change that.  2 Roti Abhiyan | Call for Help | Satprerna #2RotiAbhiyaan of Satprerna Trust is a lifeline for people in most need, not merely an initiative. People like you, with open hearts and eager hands, are working to ensure that no one goes hungry. What is #2RotiAbhiyaan? It's quite simple. It is about offering anyone in need with rotis (flatbreads), meals, and a side of vegetables or dal. Whether it's a woman who can't feed her children today or a daily wage laborer who has missed days of work due to the rain, #2RotiAbhiyaan steps in to fill the void. We are building a society in which everyone is taken care of and compassion is the driving

  Chaturmaas, often seen as a spiritual retreat , is actually a golden ticket to self-discovery. It's a time to hit pause, reflect, and recharge 🔋. It's not just about religious practices, but a holistic approach to well-being 𓆩♡𓆪 that covers everything from your mind to your body and soul😇 . What is Chaturmaas? Chaturmaas, a Sanskrit term meaning "four months," is a significant period in the Hindu calendar 📅dedicated to spiritual growth, introspection, and rejuvenation. It's observed from Ashadh Shukla Ekadashi ( DevShayani Ekadashi ) to Kartika Shukla Ekadashi ( DevUthani Ekadashi ). In 2024, Chaturmaas spanned from July 17 to November 12. It is believed that Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe, enters a deep meditative state known as Yog Nidra . This celestial slumber lasts for four months, after which He awakens, signaling the end of Chaturmaas.People might also choose to take on personal vows, like observing silence for a period, giving up a fav

In the world of sports, triumph is often seen as a result of physical prowess, strategic acumen, and relentless practice. However, for Indian shooter Manu Bhaker, her journey to Olympic success was as much a spiritual odyssey as it was an athletic endeavour. As she stood on the podium with her Olympic medal gleaming under the spotlight, she attributed a significant part of her victory to an unlikely source: the Bhagavad Gita .   Finding Motivation in Ancient Wisdom In a recent interview, Manu revealed that the Bhagavad Gita, an ancient Hindu scripture, has been her go-to motivator during challenging times. She credits its teachings for helping her develop a winning mindset and overcome pressure. "The Gita teaches us to focus on the process, not the outcome," Manu explained. "It reminds me to stay present and calm under stress." The Bhagavad Gita, a 700-verse Hindu scripture, is a dialogue between Prince Arjuna and the God Krishna, who serves as his charioteer. Set o