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The Unique Human Trait: Expecting Reciprocity from Our Offspring

Why do humans expect their children to repay them. Let's explore this unique trait!

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So true ! Thanks for this eye opener😇😌🙏 -Pratibha

I read Durga Saptashati regularly. Never knew it had such wonderful gems❤️ -Vyomesh Shastry

Thanks Guruji for this knowledge .It is an eye opener -User_seeg0e

This is just wow........................................................ -Harinarayanan Narasimhan

You have a gift for making complex concepts simple. More, please! 🙏🏼 -Amit Tripathi

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Gyan Vapi - The well of wisdom in Kashi

Gyan Vapi, this well in Kashi was created by Lord Shiva. According to legend, there was once a time when there was no water on earth. Shiva struck the ground with his trident, and from this action, the first spring of water emerged. Lord Shiva then constructed a well around this spring. The water is considered to embody wisdom in liquid form. It is believed that drinking a sip from the well will help one gain wisdom. Today, a peepal tree shelters the well, which is secured by an iron grill to prevent anyone from jumping into it in pursuit of salvation.

Are Brahmavadinis and Rishikas the same?

A Brahmavadi is someone who talks about the eternal knowledge of the Vedas. A Brahmavadini is a female scholar, the feminine gender of Brahmavadi. A Rishi is a male to whom a mantra has been revealed. A Rishika is a female to whom a mantra has been revealed. All Rishikas are Brahmavadinis, but not all Brahmavadinis must be Rishikas.

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As per Veda Mantras, where does the sequence of Nakshatras start from ?
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