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Here is the comprehensive list of articles published by prestigious top media houses and renowned national dailies, based on Acharya Prashant's teachings.
Inshorts December 31, 2024
Acharya Prashant’s Foundation saves 1 million animals in 2024
Featured in Inshorts: In 2024, Prashant Advait Foundation (PAF) achieved a unique milestone by saving one million animals by inspiring 50,000+ families to quit animal-based food. With Acharya Prashant’s wisdom, PAF connects spirituality with animal welfare & fosters compassion & sustainability. Further, the Foundation closed the year by managing to curtail animal sacrice in the world’s biggest animal sacrice festival in Nepal.
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The Free Press Journal December 30, 2024
Redefining Education: How PAF's Free Books Distribution Drives Are Shaping the Next Generation
The Free Press Journal covered PrashantAdvait Foundation’s initiative to distribute free books in schools and colleges across India is redefining education by blending spirituality with scientific inquiry. These books challenge societal norms, encourage self-awareness, and address modern existential dilemmas, making ancient wisdom relevant for today’s youth. Thousands of students in urban and rural areas have benefited from the campaign, with educators integrating these books into libraries and curricula. Complemented by interactive sessions led by Acharya Prashant, the drives inspire critical thinking and holistic growth. By empowering young minds with clarity and purpose, this initiative aims to spark individual transformation and societal change, making inner fulfillment as vital as material success.
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The Sunday Guardian December 29, 2024
2025: External challenges, Internal Solutions
The kind of challenges we face as we approach another new year are unprecedented. Given the novel and cataclysmic nature of these challenges, old approaches are not going to succeed. These challenges come from almost all areas of human activity, and therefore their origin has to do with something in the very nature of the human being. Retaining the same mind that gave birth to these problems, there is no way we can come to a solution.
This insightful analysis is brought to you by The Sunday Guardian.
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The Sunday Guardian December 15, 2024
Welcoming Life, Without Conditions ( Covered by: The Sunday Guardian )
Acharya Ji Featured on The Sunday Guardian: One feels continuously incomplete because nothing really satisfies us. There is always something more to be had. Also, there is the threat of the attained objects being lost. One event seems more favourable than the other. Inspite of their very apparent differences, is it possible to see mental objects as one in some fundamental way?
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News 24 December 13, 2024
Changing Minds, Saving Lives: PrashantAdvait Foundation's Animal Welfare Strategy
News 24 Highlights: The PrashantAdvait Foundation's Vision for Animal Welfare:
The Foundation (PAF) is revolutionizing animal welfare with its unique, compassion-driven approach rooted in spirituality. In 2024, PAF achieved a remarkable milestone by saving one million animals and inspiring over 50,000 families to embrace vegetarianism. Championing a plant-based lifestyle, the Foundation emphasizes reducing animal suffering and promoting non-violence by aligning dietary choices with a profound respect for all forms of life. Beyond this, PAF is on a mission to end harmful cultural practices like animal sacrifices and advocates for veganism as a holistic commitment to animal welfare.
By fostering a global movement toward empathy and compassion, PAF showcases how individual choices can spark transformative change for animals and the planet. Their inspiring efforts remind us that a kinder, more sustainable world is within reach.
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The Sunday Guardian December 8, 2024
Life without fear, and relationships without lies
The Sunday Guardian: Acharya Prashant delves into the roots of dishonesty in human relationships, uncovering how societal norms and rigid expectations drive people to hide their truths. He champions the idea of relationships founded on freedom, authenticity, and mutual growth—where honesty is welcomed, imperfections are embraced, and trust becomes the cornerstone of genuine connection.
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The Sunday Guardian December 1, 2024
Beyond the Separate Self: Transcending the Illusion of Separation
The Sunday Guardian writes, Consider The Bhagavad Gita to see how what is liberative for the individual is auspicious for the society. Superficially, it may appear as if Krishna is urging Arjuna to fight for the throne. Yet, the Gita is not at all about kingdom or personal victory. Arjuna is being told to follow his swadharma (one’s own individual discretion for the sake of one’s liberation), explains Acharya Prashant.
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Inshorts December 1, 2024
Acharya Prashant: Defying odds, revealing the Truth of Gita
Inshorts recently highlighted how spiritual teachers are often perceived as conservative, but Acharya Prashant defies this stereotype by being more liberal than the liberals and progressive to the point of being revolutionary. As a Gita teacher and social reformer, he faces intense opposition from orthodox traditionalists. Despite the fierce resistance from regressive ideologies, Acharya Prashant continues to rise sharply, reshaping the spiritual landscape. ThePhilox.com also explored his growing influence and impact.
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India.com November 30, 2024
PrashantAdvait Foundation: Compassion in Action for Animal Welfare and Humanity
India.com: The PrashantAdvait Foundation (PAF), led by Acharya Prashant, pioneers a holistic approach to animal welfare by blending spiritual wisdom with strategic action. With significant digital outreach (5.5 billion views), PAF promotes veganism, connects animal welfare to climate change and spirituality, and drives social transformation. Notably, PAF has reduced animal sacrifices at Nepal’s Gadhimai festival and continues to inspire global compassion.
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The Sunday Guardian November 24, 2024
Reclaiming Authenticity in a World of Impressions – Acharya Prashant in The Sunday Guardian
Acharya Prashant Featured on The Sunday Guardian: Most attention-seeking behavior stems from uncertainty about one’s own worth, resulting in a desperate need for external validation to feel secure. Such behavior serves neither the seeker nor the giver of attention. The validation received feels hollow because, deep down, the receiver knows it was obtained through contrived manipulation rather than authentic expression.
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