Meditations on Transcendence

In the grand **fabric** of existence, conflict serves as the dynamic force that shapes both the world and the individual. Just as a movie without an antagonist feels incomplete, so too would life be without challenges and struggles. Conflict in the world, whether personal, social, or global, is a reflection of the inherent tension between opposing forces that drive the drama of existence. This tension is not only inevitable but necessary, for it fuels the rising action of life’s narrative. As time progresses, conflicts intensify, mirroring the structure of a story approaching its climax. Wars, political strife, and personal battles are not merely chaotic events; they are the testing grounds for the soul. In the midst of this turmoil, one must practice yoga with the supreme, connecting to a higher awareness that transcends the worldly drama. This higher mystic realm is where the true drama unfolds—a drama of spiritual evolution. By engaging with the world’s conflicts while maintaining a

Global corona virus is creating Vishada means a poison like misery sad feeling in the mind of people. It is very similar to what Arjuna faced at the start of the kurukshetra world war when he was face to face with ones own family members. Many are questioning why the nature of this world is like this? Waves of issues, challenges come in one after the other. It may be personal misery, misery wave due to behavior of other people, or due to natural upheaval like floods, virus, forest fire, etc....Its the nature of the world. One cannot stop no matter the advancement in science and technology. The worldly challenges continuously evolve releasing newer version and we are always in a catchup game. What to do? Gita thru its 18 yoga techniques have the answer.  The vishada or questions that arise when in misery or frustrated unable to handle the constant barrage of challenges the world throws up. But during Vishada one has to find a very spiritually competent person linked to Krishna if we w