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Ekadashi is often misunderstood as just fasting, but Indian tradition always taught something deeper. In many Indian homes, Ekadashi was about restraint — of words, anger, senses, and desires — not hunger alone. Elders focused more on behavior, mindfulness, and balance, especially when teaching children. Food was just one... small part of the vrat, not the whole lesson. This post shares the forgotten meaning behind Ekadashi — the way it was actually practiced in Indian households, quietly and wisely. Bookmark 🔖 this to remember what our roots truly taught us. Share it with someone raising children with Indian values. [Ekadashi meaning, Indian traditions for kids, Indian parenting values, cultural learning for children, Hindu rituals explained, Ekadashi vrat meaning, Indian culture education, mindful parenting India, teaching values to kids, Indian festivals meaning, roots and culture learning, moral education for children, Indian wisdom traditions, conscious parenting India, cultural storytelling for kids] #Ekadashi #IndianCultureshow more

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ANI

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No matter what American white racists wants you to believe, Indians! please do not fall for it!! and don't let it shake your self confidence. Indians make up just 1.5% of the US population which is around 5.1 million people. But their impact is massive, share it with those basement dweller racists, whenever they throw a slur at you from their basement. The Impact 👇 1. They contribute over 5-6% of the country's taxes ($250–300 billion annually) when they are just about 1% of total population. 2. 10% Of all US patents have an Indian inventor. 3. 10% of doctors are of Indian origin, serving nearly 30% of patients. 4. They own 60% of all hotels in the US. 5. 11% of US unicorns have an Indian founder. 6. 70% of US colleges have an Indian in top leadership. 7. 78% of Indians in the US have a college degree (vs. 36% national average). 8. Indian kids have won over 80% of Spelling Bees in the past 30+ years. 9. Even in food: Indian restaurants are just 1% of total, but 3% of Michelin-starred ones are Indian. 10. Plus, in 2023 alone, the Indian diaspora donated $1.5 billion to US causes and $800 million to India. This is real soft power earned through hard work, education, and entrepreneurship. But those basement dwellers high on conspiracies, blaming Indians for their miserable lives...will still stick to their delusion where all Indians are frauds, scammers and with fake degrees!!

No matter what American white racists wants you to believe, Indians! please do not fall for it!! and don't let it shake your self confidence. Indians make up just 1.5% of the US population which is around 5.1 million people. But their impact is massive, share it with those basement dweller racists, whenever they throw a slur at you from their basement. The Impact 👇 1. They contribute over 5-6% of the country's taxes ($250–300 billion annually) when they are just about 1% of total population. 2. 10% Of all US patents have an Indian inventor. 3. 10% of doctors are of Indian origin, serving nearly 30% of patients. 4. They own 60% of all hotels in the US. 5. 11% of US unicorns have an Indian founder. 6. 70% of US colleges have an Indian in top leadership. 7. 78% of Indians in the US have a college degree (vs. 36% national average). 8. Indian kids have won over 80% of Spelling Bees in the past 30+ years. 9. Even in food: Indian restaurants are just 1% of total, but 3% of Michelin-starred ones are Indian. 10. Plus, in 2023 alone, the Indian diaspora donated $1.5 billion to US causes and $800 million to India. This is real soft power earned through hard work, education, and entrepreneurship. But those basement dwellers high on conspiracies, blaming Indians for their miserable lives...will still stick to their delusion where all Indians are frauds, scammers and with fake degrees!!

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