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Panch Kedar: A Journey Through Karma, Humility, and Redemption

Introduction Hinduism has always held karma at the heart of its spiritual philosophy, the divine law of cause and effect that governs both the universe and the soul’s journey. Among its many sacred stories, few illustrate this law more profoundly than the legend of the Panch Kedar temples in the Garhwal Himalayas. These five temples, built by the Pandavas, are more than architectural wonders. They are symbols of accountability, humility, and the long road to redemption, even for the greatest of heroes.  After the catastrophic war of Kurukshetra, the Pandavas stood victorious, yet deeply burdened. Though they had fought for dharma, they could not escape the sin of killing their own blood. Haunted by this karmic weight, they sought forgiveness, not from people, but from the divine. Lord Krishna advised them to seek out Lord Shiva, the destroyer of ego and purifier of sin.  But Lord Shiva, angered by the violence of the war, chose not to grant them instant forgiveness. Instead, h...
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Warren Buffett: Top 10 Rules For Success Part 2

Warren Buffett and Barack Obama
There was a story regarding a little sparrow in the jungle. She used to listen to the good thoughts of a spiritual teacher living in the jungle. One day there was a very big fire in the jungle and everyone was running from the jungle. 
Big and small animals were running away to save their lives. Suddenly they observed that little sparrow was flying far away from the jungle to take little water in her beak and trying to extinguish the fire of the jungle with that water. She had continued this for a while. Other animals started asking why she was doing so? does she become mad? She answered that whenever people will read the history of the jungle then I don't want to come in a list of animals who were just standing by or ran away. I want to come in a list of animals who tried their best to extinguish the fire. Similarly, we used to just stand and see how our career is getting doomed and do not take any concrete action. Warren Buffett is the kind of person who had tried his best and achieved extraordinary success. In the last article, we had read the first three rules of success. Now we will understand other Warren Buffett's rules of success.
Sparrow sitting on tree
4. Read, Read, Read: Warren Buffet used to read for 4 to 5 hours daily. Reading widens our perspective towards life and we start seeing our life from different angles. It's also found that people used to make better decisions when they read more books. Even Elon Musk learned how to build rockets by reading.
5. Have a Margin of Safety: This concept can be understood by the fact that when a truck was designed for 10,000 KG then it's maximum carrying capacity can be even 20000 KG. Every product is designed with a Margin of safety but we never plan our professional career with it. Here we must remember that we must build multiple skills to have a better margin of safety.
6. Have a Competitive Advantage: Warren Buffet never invests in companies with little competitive advantage. Many times competition can just copy you and surpasses you. We must also in our professional lives focus on building a competitive advantage over our colleagues otherwise there will be no difference in us and others.
7. Schedule for Your Personality: We all have certain time periods in a day when we perform at our peak and at other times we may be just like others. We must also plan our daily tasks in such a way that the most difficult task must be performed when we are at our peak and then we will see that our productivity will increase exponentially.
8. Always Be Competing: Many times we become lethargic after achieving short success but that must never happen to us. If you have observed then you can find that board toppers were not college toppers and college toppers are not top performers of the companies. In some way, short success makes us complacent but we must envision our long term goal and then we will succeed in our lives.
Mentor
9. Model of Success: We must find our mentor first and then target anything. Everybody in this world requires a trainer or mentor. A mentor always helps us to focus more on our goals. Even big personalities like Sachin Tendulkar, Vishwanathan Anand, Usain Bolt, and several others have mentors. So start finding your mentor.
10. Give Unconditional Love: Warren Buffett got unconditional love from his father and he is pouring his unconditional love towards humanity by doing extraordinary philanthropic activities. We must also give unconditional love to our family, nation and this world. This will bring in positivity in our lives and we will achieve extraordinary things in our life.
These life-changing rules will definitely help you to achieve more.
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