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Prof. Dr. Parth, D.Sc. The Journey of Prof. Dr. Parth, D.Sc.: A Life Guided by Curiosity, Science, and the Courage to Think Differently Some lives are shaped by circumstance. Others are shaped by an insatiable curiosity to understand the world. The journey of Prof. Dr. Parth, D.Sc. is rooted in a lifelong fascination with knowledge that began in early childhood. Long before research laboratories, scientific institutions, or professional titles became part of his life, his questions extended beyond the ordinary. Mathematics was more than numbers. Physics was more than formulas. The universe was more than the night sky. Every idea became an invitation to explore a deeper reality. From the very beginning, his educational path was anything but conventional. After demonstrating mastery of the material taught in nursery and kindergarten, he was admitted directly to Class I. As his schooling progressed, his exceptional academic ability led to further accelerated promotions. He was advanced di...

Join Shoonya with Parth Participant: Why is there so much emphasis on evidence? If something relieves my pain, why should I care whether it is evidence-based or not? Parth: Evidence exists to help us make better decisions based on what has been observed and tested. It is a method of inquiry, not an end in itself. When people stop questioning, stop exploring, and begin to assume that only what currently has evidence can possibly be true, evidence itself becomes a belief system rather than a scientific process. Science advances by continuously testing and revising its understanding, not by treating today's evidence as the final word. See, first understand this. Relief from pain is one thing. Health is another. Something may reduce your pain, but that does not necessarily mean it has created health within you. Pain is only one expression of life. Health is a much deeper possibility. Then people ask, "Why do we need evidence?" Evidence has its place. Otherwise, tomorrow anyb...

The Silent War in Healthcare: Why Society Needs More Than Better Hospitals Why Healthcare Is Breaking Under the Weight of Human Suffering? Whenever people speak about healthcare, they usually ask, "Do we have enough hospitals? Do we have enough medicines? Do we have enough technology?" Very few ask a more fundamental question: Do we have enough human beings who can care for the suffering of millions? A doctor is not merely a professional who prescribes medicines. A doctor stands at the frontline of human suffering. When a soldier stands at the border, everyone understands the nature of his battle. There is a visible enemy. There is a clear objective. Society recognizes the sacrifice. A doctor's battlefield is very different. The enemy is often invisible. Sometimes it is a virus. Sometimes it is a failing organ. Very often, it is fear, anxiety, confusion, anger, loneliness, or years of unconscious living that have finally found expression through the body. Every day, docto...

If Happiness Is Available, Why Doesn't Everyone Walk the Spiritual Path? "People often ask, 'If an ashram is a place of peace, love, joy, and inner freedom, why doesn't everyone come? If God truly exists, why does He have to call someone? Why do people say, "It was not my time"?' These are profound questions. But the answers are much simpler than most people imagine." The spiritual path is not only about your choice—it is also about your readiness. The greatest misunderstanding about spirituality is that people think they reject God or truth. They don't. Human beings are always seeking happiness. Every action—whether for wealth, relationships, power, recognition, pleasure, or even spirituality—is ultimately a search for happiness. The question is not whether people want happiness. The question is where they believe happiness exists. As long as someone believes happiness is waiting in the next promotion, the next relationship, the next possession...

Q.1 If doctors are trained to treat illness and preventive medicine aims only to avoid disease, who teaches human beings how to live healthily as a natural, conscious movement of life—and why has society failed to institutionalize this learning? Q.2 Why does modern society institutionalize the treatment of illness but not the education of health as a living, dynamic process?

Relearning Life: Building a Society of Conscious Individuals Why it is necessary to go to a school , to get education, is because you learn there. There you find someone who is willing to invest his energies in guiding you, telling you that what you are doing is not the right way, and suggesting why not take this path, or that path. There you find the presence of a teacher, a guru, who shows you the right direction so that, by being in their presence for a sufficient amount of time, you get the direction. People who don’t get that education or learning tend to do things however they like to do. So naturally, they go by tendencies, by their likes or dislikes, because someone who is aware of the path is not there to show them the right path. Have you seen that people who didn’t learn a thing about life, about themselves, they naturally become egoistic, destructive, and not experienced or evolved. Then they cannot take care of their health, well-being properly, and they cannot handle thei...