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When Music Became the Equation: A Divine Beginning (2001)

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Mathivation Memory Arya Samaj Vashi  When Music Became the Equation: A Divine Beginning (2001) Mathivation Research Lab Initiative  Background: An Unexpected Call Some moments in life are not planned. They arrive… like a quiet answer to an unasked question. It was the year 2001 . I received a call from an unknown number with a simple request: ■  “Can you come and sing Bhajans for a programme?” For many, it might have been ordinary. For me… ■  It felt like a lottery of the soul . Because music was never just a passion -  ■  It was my inner language. The Event: Arya Samaj Vashi It was the 20th Annual Function of Arya Samaj, Vashi , held on: 28th April 2001 (Evening) 29th April 2001 (Morning) Later I came to know… They were searching for a Bhajanopadeshak for two days. And somehow - through unseen connections -   □  My name reached them. That “somehow” still feels like divine mathematics . The Arrival At that time, I was ...

Ego Travels Fast — When Anger Boards the Train

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Ego Travels Fast When Anger Boards the Train Moments of madness, humour, and realisation between two stations of Mumbai Local From the Desk of the Author Mumbai local trains are not just a means of travel — they’re moving classrooms of life . Each compartment carries a thousand emotions : anger, compassion, laughter, ego, and sometimes, divine realisations. Yesterday, while returning home, I witnessed an incident that was shocking, funny, and deeply reflective — all at once. The Mira Road Mayhem The train stopped at Mira Road, that mathematical midpoint between Bhayandar and Dahisar. Though Bhayandar comes under Thane district and Dahisar under Mumbai, Mira Road stands uniquely in between — a blend of both worlds. It has a good proportion of schools, offices, and temples, making it a balanced combination of Math, Motivation, and Spirituality. As always, the evening rush was chaotic . Two passengers started a heated argument — one hanging at the door handle, the other half inside, hal...

1st Journey Towards Self-Realisation - The Child Who Asked, “Who Am I?”

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The Child Who Asked, “Who Am I?” A Journey Towards Self-Realisation Part 1 Opening Since my childhood, I have been exploring some “ jhakjhor dene wale sawaal ” — questions that shake the very roots of existence: Who am I? Why am I living here? Why do I take birth and die? What am I truly gaining in this world? These questions were not learnt from any book; they simply arose in my innocent mind when I was barely six or eight. Too young for others, perhaps — yet those thoughts felt ancient within me. The Early Quest I asked everyone — from fourth-class employees to top officers, from humble villagers to great entrepreneurs. Some laughed . Some listened . Some feared I might leave for the Himalayas in search of God. A few even thought I was psychologically disturbed. But my questions were genuine — my search was honest . Once, when a sadhu visited our village for a pravachan, the village head , Late Shri Ramesh Veer Singh, fondly introduced me to him. I asked, “ Who am I ?” He smiled ...

A Journey Towards Self-Realisation Index

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A Journey Towards Self-Realisation Index A soul’s dialogue with the Universe — from innocent questions to infinite answers. A Note Before You Begin... There are questions that shake the soul — Who am I? Why am I here? As a child , I asked them with innocent wonder. As an adult , I searched for their answers in books, people, and silence. What began as curiosity became companionship — with the Universe itself. Each part of this journey is a reflection , a revelation , and a reminder that life’s deepest truths are often whispered through our own thoughts. Welcome to this divine series, “A Journey Towards Self-Realisation” — a soul’s dialogue with the Universe, from innocent questions to infinite answers.  Phase 1: The Childhood Quest (Roots of Wonder) Part 1 – The Unanswered Questions A curious child asks: Who am I? Why am I here? — and begins his lifelong journey of wonder. https://mathivationhub.blogspot.com/2025/11/the-child-who-asked-who-am-i.html Part 2 – The Potter’s Wisdom ...