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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
When a human takes birth in this world, he does not know anything. Whatever his parents, relatives, friends, teachers, etc. teach him, that knowledge gives him the direction to live life. But, is that knowledge is sufficient and correct, how can it be decided? It is decided by the scriptures composed by God. It doesn't matter which religion you choose. Because no religion teaches us to fight, quarrel or hurt anyone. But man gets his knowledge from people, those people who may not have read or understood those texts properly. That is why if you want to understand life, then read your scriptures yourself and try to understand what God wants to convey to you.
Now the question arises about which scriptures we read or which religion should we follow. The answer is that you should read all the scriptures and understand all the religions. Every religion says that whatever the religion one follows in this world it doesn't matter, just the deeds should be good. God is a tree, whose different roots have been given the form of religion. From every twig or religion, some leaves or people, come out. But every branch forgets that its root is the same, and its leaves are also the same. A person who understands this always achieves success in life. This is the reason that only a few people are successful in the world because they have complete knowledge of their scriptures.
Nilesh Kumar Agarwal
Nilesh Kumar Agarwal began his career as an author in 2020, quickly establishing himself as a prolific writer. Over the past few years, Nilesh has penned over 20 books, earning accolades and recognition for his literary contributions. In addition to writing, he have also done an on-air show with Radio City named 'Ramayan Rahasya', voiced by the talented Bollywood playback singer Madhushree.
Expanding their creative horizons, He has released a devotional song dedicated to Lord Shiva, titled "Oh Jatadhari," which has garnered over a million views on you tube and all online music platforms. His work has been celebrated by numerous celebrities, including Shamita Shetty, Nushrratt Bharuccha, Raza Murad, Ameesha Patel, Anupriya Goenka, Gulshan Grover and Sangeeta Bijlani underscoring their impact and success in the literary and entertainment fields.
