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Hey Infinities, in this article you will get to know briefly about one of the most noteworthy Indian freedom fighter who resisted British colonial forces till his last breath, he was the great Revolutionary of India - Ram Prasad Bismil on whom India is proud of. He was born on 11th June, 1897, in a nondescript village in Uttar Pradesh Shahjahanpur district. His parents were Moolmati and Murlidhar. His life tenure was not a long one, he only lived for 30 years, but did many great work for his country and countrymen. He joined the Arya Samaj which was founded by Dayananda Saraswati in 1875. This had a esoteric influence on him, he often employed poetry as his weapon of choice in the fight against the imperialist forces. The ideals of revolution first took root in his mind when he read the death sentence awarded to Bhai Parmanand, an Indian nationalist and Arya Samaj missionary.  Bismil was just 18 then and unleashed his anguish through his poem Mera Janm . His views were in austere c...

Hey Infinities, today, in the era of COVID19 pandemic, the whole world is once again praying for the prayer of Buddha's refuge.  Once again the consciousness of ' युद्ध नहीं, बुद्ध ' is awakened in the world. The Buddha always experiences the intensity of the relevance to humans worldwide. Saddened by the human suffering of disease, old age and death, 2600 years ago, when Prince Siddharth Gautam went out of the palace to find a remedy for the liberation from the slightest morbidity of human beings, he was not a Buddha. After hard penance and seclusion, when he had a 'Shaktipat' of enlightement in a meditative state under the Peepal tree (Bodhi tree) in Bodh Gaya (Bihar), he became a 'Buddha' to the prince who renounced the palace. After attaining enlightenment, Buddha made 12 vows while dedicating his life to mankind. These were all vows. Among these, the sixth and seventh vows of the Buddha prove them even more relevant today. Buddha made the sixth vow - al...