Sharanagatam

1. గురు నమస్కారం ఓం మహాగణాధిపతయే నమః శ్రీ గురుభ్యో నమః   హరిః ఓం 2. శుచిః అపవిత్రః పవిత్రో వా సర్వావస్థాం గతోఽపి వా యః స్మరేత్పుండరీకాక్షం స బాహ్యాభ్యన్తరశ్శుచిః పుండరీకాక్ష పుండరీకాక్ష పుండరీకాక్షాయ నమః (ఉద్ధరిణి లో నీళ్లు తీసుకొని కుడి చేతి మధ్యవేలు తో మీద జల్లుకుంటూ మంత్రం చెప్పాలి ) 3. పురాణ ఆచమనం   ఓం కేశవాయ స్వాహా ఓం నారాయణాయ స్వాహా ఓం మాధవాయ స్వాహా ఓం గోవిందాయ నమః (మొదటి మూడు నామాలకు ఆచమనం చేసి నాలుగవ నామానికి చెయ్యి శుభ్రం చేసుకోవాలి.మిగిలిన నామాలు మాములుగా పఠిస్తే  చాలు ) ఓం విష్ణవే నమః ఓం మధుసూదనాయ నమః ఓం త్రివిక్రమాయ నమః ఓం వామనాయ నమః ఓం శ్రీధరాయ నమః ఓం హృషీకేశాయ నమః ఓం పద్మనాభాయ నమః ఓం దామోదరాయ నమః ఓం సంకర్షణాయ నమః ఓం వాసుదేవాయ నమః ఓం ప్రద్యుమ్నాయ నమః ఓం అనిరుద్ధాయ నమః ఓం పురుషోత్తమాయ నమః ఓం అధోక్షజాయ నమః ఓం నారసింహాయ నమః ఓం అచ్యుతాయ నమః ఓం జనార్ధనాయ నమః ఓం ఉపేంద్రాయ నమః ఓం హరయే నమః ఓం శ్రీకృష్ణాయ నమః స్మృత్యాచమనము ౧. త్రిరాచామేత్ (స్వాహా | స్వాహా | స్వాహా ) ౨. ద్విఃపరిమృజ్య (పెదవులు) ౩. సకృదుపస్పృశ్య (పెదవులు) ౪. దక్షిణేన పాణినా సవ్యంప్రోక్ష్య (ఎడమ...

Beneath a sky where day and night entwine, The stars emerge as dusk begins to shine... Those are the starting lines of a beautiful poem, But anyway, today I`m not in the mood to write one. So for a change, let's not take the poetic route. And hop straight onto the bandwagon of my thought train of my memories. That beautiful evening, I was  at  Bugle Rock Park ,  a place I love and look forward to visiting  whenever I'm in Bengaluru. I was sitting on a rock, Opposite to me was my dear friend, Sincerely trying to meditate. I had one lollipop in my upper shirt pocket. I removed the wrapper of the candy and placed it in the mud. After a moment, I saw an ant, approaching the candy, It inspected it for some time, with its antlers. After another moment or two, I saw that the whole candy was swarmed by ants.  I started observing the trail of ants leading to the candy. Individually their movements were completely random. But the group of ants together displa...

As the flute’s tune ascends, with infinite grace, I feel the love sinking into a deeper place. Tending to the wounds we thought our own, We healed each other, though it was unknown. In the frost of life, so harsh and bare, Your presence brought a warmth to share. The art of giving without a need to receive, Was shown to me through what we believe. With you, I dance on the edge of it all, From silly quips to life’s great call. You are not a fleeting thought to be replaced, But a constant idea, forever embraced.

  Witness, All that I can be sometimes Neither away nor near Caught in the imagination Of the possibilities that can never be. Hesitating, To move forward Lost in endless thoughts Fearing that if I forget Was it ever true ?. Wondering, If I can ever feel at peace With the memories I bear Mending shattered pieces, Or breaking further, beyond repair. Waiting, For the last embers To light the shadows within Or burn down everything. Their fumes scream with hope. Searching, For a road Which can whisper the secret The map to forgotten melodies The place I’ve longed to be all along.

In this tutorial, I will guide you through setting up a FastAPI server on a remote machine, configuring Nginx as a reverse proxy, and enabling HTTPS using Certbot. Step 1: Setting Up a Non-sudo User on the Remote Machine Create a Non-sudo User: sudo adduser karthik Switch to the New User: su karthik Create SSH Directory and Authorized Keys: cd ~/ mkdir .ssh touch .ssh/authorized_keys Append your local machine's SSH public key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the remote machine. Step 2: Installing Nginx Install Nginx: sudo apt- get update sudo apt- get install nginx Verify Nginx Installation: Open a web browser and enter your remote machine's IP address. You should see the Nginx welcome page. Step 3: Configuring Nginx as a Reverse Proxy Edit Nginx Configuration: sudo nano /etc/ nginx /sites-available/ fastapi Add the following configuration (use a simple webserver for testing this): server { listen 80 ; server_name your_domain; loc...

  నిజమో కాదో తెలియని ప్రలోభనాలను వద్దనవే ! In the beginning, there was an infinite cosmic ocean engulfed by darkness. And then, there was the seed. What was that seed ?. It could be the desire, the desire to manifest. It could be the word, the vibration leading to the emergence of consciousness. It is what seers experienced when they dwelled deep within their hearts. And hence, the one before anything projected itself into all this. This is a state of neither real nor unreal. There is the truth in and beyond all this, Something only the realized ones seem to comprehend. The power of intention of the one before anything has led to the possibility of creation. And the power to act ignited the process of creation. Embedded power of knowledge holding everything. That one seed spiraled into never-ending ripples making the universe, holding the power within itself to sustain, make, and unmake itself.  Various seers have experienced different realizations upon meditating. For one, it...

I wonder... If one performs good deeds, are their actions rewarded?. And is it a sin to just have good intentions but never be able to act upon them ?. Are evil deeds punished?. If yes, who is the one? who is going to punish or reward?. Or it's just going to be a subtle soup of one's own disappointment or satisfaction about their actions after one's death?. Floating around and waiting to either be reborn of disappointment or escape the cycle of birth and death just by mere satisfaction of their actions?. Well someone may tell me that it may depend on whether they feel regretful or content. Otherwise, how could one either be disappointed or satisfied. Well, I don't know for sure. Thinking about all this, I find the sin a tad bit fascinating. If one does sin and if it does not affect any other being or environment, even at a subtle level, then I find it hard to call it a sin anymore. Well if someone may feel regret, even if it's objectively a good thing to do, then is...