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“Autobiography of a Yogi”– Tribute Series

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  Chapter 1: My Parents and Early Life A Devotional Blog Inspired by Paramhansa Yogananda’s “Autobiography of a Yogi” Narrative & Deep Meditative Insight From the very first pages, we are invited into the radiant household of young Mukunda (the birth name of Yogananda), whose family pulses with devotion, discipline, and loving guidance. His father and mother stand as pillars of spiritual strength, modeling piety not only in rituals and prayers but in their everyday conduct. The aroma of incense, the recitation of holy texts, and the gentle wisdom filling the home steered the sensitive child towards the light. Yogananda describes early experiences that foreshadowed his destiny—intuitive moments, tender prayers, and subtle inner guidance. Even as he plays with siblings and ponders the mysteries of life, there is a growing sense that something profound is unfolding in his soul. That early environment, steeped in faith, instilled in him the magnetic longing for God that would later...

Personal Growth and Mental Wellness

  🧠 Journaling with AI for Self-Reflection and Clarity "While discussing life over a cup of coffee, my friend mentioned that she fails to realize the time she spends watching Instagram reels and social media updates." This simple remark brought to light a profound truth about how mindlessly we consume content today. Unconscious addiction to endless digital scrolling is quietly influencing how we feel, think, and live. 📱 The Digital Dilemma Gen-Z and Gen-Alpha are growing up in an era where communication thrives through screens. Social media has become the norm—not just for interaction, but also for identity formation. Beneath this engagement lie subtle yet powerful drivers like: Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) Social acceptance measured by likes, comments, and shares Instead of experiencing moments, many are curating them. What starts as a quick post often turns into living a filtered, sometimes false version of reality. Worse, we are wired to observe others more than ourselves....