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A Seed Sown” is a reflective existential and spiritual poem by Dhrutikanta Sahoo, exploring the journey of surrender, ego death, and becoming one with the universe. The poem captures the inner transformation of the self — melting, letting go, and awakening to cosmic consciousness.
We hardly realize, but most of what we call “our life” is driven by the subconscious — the hidden layer that shapes our thoughts, habits, and every reactions. The article emphasizes to acknowledge this fact, and learn techniques about how to train your subconscious mind through awareness, questioning, and deep breathing — the bridge that connects emotion to consciousness.
“The Paradox – A Poem on Love, Life, and the Illusion of Existence” blurs the line between poetic art and spiritual philosophy. In few but powerful words, it captures the essence of existence — where love turns to dust, time erases truth, and the search for life becomes life itself.
Have you ever wondered why some people become aware while dreaming? This article explores the fascinating blend of science and spirituality behind lucid dreaming — where awareness awakens within the dream, revealing deeper layers of consciousness and the mystery of the self.
The Unknown Guide – A Journey of Inner Guidance explores the quiet spaces where the self fades but something unseen gently leads us. This inner guidance poem reflects on life, the unknown, and the subtle forces shaping our existence. A meditative, must-read piece for anyone seeking meaning, calm, and insight beyond the ordinary.
Through a vivid dream, the author explores how to prepare for death — not with fear, but through surrender, awareness, and faith in the divine. A spiritual reflection that turns mortality into a doorway to understanding existence
Discover the fascinating link between science and spirituality through the concept of the Bose-Einstein Condensate. This article explores how quantum physics mirrors ancient spiritual wisdom — showing that at the deepest level of existence, everything becomes one.
Perhaps the pain of death comes from fighting against the inevitable, and the unknown reality that lies ahead. But surrender makes it a smoother transition – The Death Rhyme is not just a poem, but a guide to Death.
If all you identify with was taken away – your name, your body, your story -would you still exist? This article explores the unseen layer of who we truly are.
I began meditating to quiet my mind — but as silence deepened, it opened doors I never knew existed. Dreams folded into dreams, and the question that haunted me wasn’t about God or demons, but about what was truly real. What began as meditation soon turned into a paranoid experience where even waking up felt like another illusion.
