World India is getting ready for world's biggest event Maha Kumbh 2081. 450 million people will participate.

[Krishna with Flute]

I have reached home from Bombay after 14 hour train delay it is amazing year very difficult to explain in the world will post some photos sooon.

 

[Sharma Ji]

I have reached home from Bombay after 14 hour train delay it is amazing year very difficult to explain in the world will post some photos sooon.

what's so amazing about a 14 hr delay ?

 

[Sharma Ji]

Vande Bharat ?

 

[Sharma Ji]

@Lulldapull

 

[Egyptian]

I have reached home from Bombay after 14 hour train delay it is amazing year very difficult to explain in the world will post some photos sooon.

Krishna, weren't you mocking China for the lacking behind India's highspeed trains? @Jiangnan

 

[Observer]

Not needed

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Krishna, weren't you mocking China for the lacking behind India's highspeed trains? @Jiangnan

How can I? China has much faster trains. However, they are not demand driven and it incurs huge loses. It is a bubble like Chinese real estate.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Kumbh is the biggest manifestation of all sort of Indian philosophies, devine knowledge, Convergence of devine diverse philosophies and practices finding manifestation in devine place on the bank of river Ganges

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Absolutely! Kumbh Mela is the grandest spiritual gathering, embodying the vast spectrum of Indian philosophies, divine wisdom, and diverse traditions. It serves as a melting pot where different schools of thought—Advaita, Bhakti, Tantra, Yoga, and more—converge on the sacred banks of the Ganges (or other holy rivers, depending on the location).

It is not just a religious event but a philosophical and spiritual confluence where seekers, saints, yogis, and devotees from all walks of life unite in pursuit of moksha (liberation). The sacred bath (Shahi Snan) symbolizes the purification of the soul, while the exchange of knowledge between sages and scholars keeps the flame of Sanatan Dharma alive.

The Kumbh Mela is a testament to India's deep-rooted spiritual heritage, where the ephemeral meets the eternal, and the mortal aspires for the divine.