The numbers run the world. This may seem strange to some, usually people think that politicians run the world, some might think corporates run the world. Well, it's true up to some extent but its not the reality. Religious people think that God runs the world and every single living and non-living entity is being run and governed by God while atheists think that there is no God who will dictate and rule the world. The debate has its prolonged history and none of the side has ever succeeded in winning this endless debate. Read the full article by clicking here https://margforpeace.blogspot.com/2023/07/predictive-numerology-science-of-number.html

In these days internet is flooded with lots of stuff about end of Kaliyuga and Kalki Avtar. During Kaliyuga, Sata Guna diminishes to its lowest point, while Raja Guna and Tamah Guna reaches to their highest level. This convergence renders Kaliyuga, a period of profound darkness, with heightened negative attributes leading to a decline in consciousness know more here https://www.margforpeace.org/post/mystery-of-kalki-avatar-a-deeper-understanding

Over the past eight years, the credibility, moral standards, and professional ethics of Indian print, electronic, and social media have experienced a sharp decline. Issues such as fake news, paid news, and becoming mouthpieces for governments have become prevalent. Instead of exposing government scandals, corruption, and the motives behind hyper-pro-capitalistic policies, the media has taken to concealing the truth by diverting public attention to emotional issues that touch people's sentiments.
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The entire landmass in the northern hemisphere was said to be ringed by ocean in all directions in ancient Indian geography. The name of this enormous earthly landmass was Jambu-Dwipa. ‘Dwipa’ is the Sanskrit word for island. Modern-day Asia, Europe, Africa, and North America made up Jambu-Dwipa.
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