The Big Game of the Big Powers?
At a time when the world is moving toward a direct confrontation, sugarcoated words are of no use.
At a time when the world is moving toward a direct confrontation, sugarcoated words are of no use.
This is an era of clashes for a new “world order.” It is perhaps the most significant decade of the 21st century.
As soon as the Dalai Lama turned 90, political maneuvering regarding his succession began once again.
Why did US President Donald Trump step forward to rescue Pakistan when it was on the verge of being completely decimated by India?
Pakistan has historically been the epicenter of global jihadist activities. The partnership between the ISI and the CIA runs deep.
Indications suggest that the global forces instigating serial wars are actively trying to push India into a military conflict.
High-ranking officials from nations like the United States, Israel, and Brazil have already issued formal statements.
While space travel remains a romanticized dream for many, the reality of living beyond Earth is a logistical and biological nightmare.
Analyzing who loses from peace and who profits from prolonged conflict exposes a complex web of invisible hands.
Whether the judges rule in favor of dharma or otherwise, one must maintain a stable, consistent stance that says: “You are not experts in this subject; in matters of religious traditions, the court must understand its limitations and act with unique responsibility.”
Sages explain science to us stating that Brahma recreates everything exactly as it existed in the previous Kalpa (his previous day), which had dissolved back into seed form at the conclusion of that prior Kalpa. There are Vedic mantras that express this.
Until the mid-1990s, what we had were merely “talking phones.” Now everywhere we see “tracking phones.” Your so-called smartphone (or even a Windows personal computer — both are similar in surveillance capability) is not truly your smartphone. It is a device designed for others to continuously monitor, spy on, and harvest your data — and placed in your pocket or bag. And you are paying a high price to buy it.