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धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः !! ధర్మ రక్షతి రక్షితః !! Bharatvasi,  Each of you carries a spark of bharat's soul whether you build, heal, teach or protect.  To those who stand guard at Bharat's borders and watch over her breath with sleepless eyes, know this:  every heartbeat of HER whispers your name in gratitude. You are not alone; HER love walks with you like a shadow. May your courage be unshaken, your spirit unbroken and your families forever wrapped in HER divine embrace. I bless all Bharatiya with strength, peace and honor that outlives time itself. Bharat Mata ki Jai !!! Jai bhajaran bali ki Jai 🙏 Please be safe... 🙏

In the ancient echoes of the Hindu Upanishads, the mahāvākya “ Tatvam Asi ” ( title of this topic) whispers a timeless truth: "You are That." It does not say he is That nor she is That, but YOU , the essence beyond form. In this sacred truth, Naari Shakti and Purush Shakti dissolve all dualities. The divine is not bound by gender, yet is expressed fully in both. HE is a symbol of wisdom, protection and action. SHE is an embodiment of creation, compassion and energy. In the eternal dance of the cosmos, divine balance is not an exception; it is the LAW . Together, they are Purusha and Prakriti like - Where Narayana sustains, Lakshmi nurtures abundance. Where Brahma conceives creation, Saraswati illuminates it with knowledge. And where Shiva holds stillness, Shakti awakens motion. These sacred pairs are not tales of hierarchy, they are symbols of synergy. Devi Lakshmi stands not behind Narayana, but beside him, the power that makes preservation possible. Devi Saraswati does not...

Photo credited to Google.  In Sanatana Dharma, the sacred lineage of Rishis and Acharyas , one radiant name shines timelessly, Jagadguru Sri Adi Shankaracharya. Jagadguru Sri Adi Shankaracharya was born during the Vaishakha Sukla Panchami in Kalady, Kerala, in the 8th century CE, around 788 CE, to a devout Nambudiri Brahmin family named Shivaguru and Aryamba, who were a devout and elderly couple, living a life rooted in prayer and selfless service. They had no children for many years and were longing for a child, they prayed earnestly to  Bhagavān  Shiva at the Vadakkunnathan temple in Thrissur, seeking His blessing for a son. One night,  Bhagavān   Shiva appeared in their dream, offering a choice: A long-lived but ordinary son or A short-lived but brilliant son who would change the world, the couple chose the second option and thus, Shankara was born . So,  Sri Adi Shankaracharya  was not merely a child prodigy but an avatāra purusha , believed by ...