spirituality is mentioned in all holy scripts in all religions

There are some sages which are said to be in theoir epitome state of theoru piri
tuality
All of them will say
suggest to meditate to attain spiritualityReading books hel
ps a lot
company of holy people will is a very good thing to attain spitiuality easily.
Books should be related to better development but not for degrading
ALl
Do always japa
To all the folks out there, Hey!
It has been quite a while now that we haven t written anything on this space- the
space that we promised we would update every fortnight. However many reasons we
give, the crux of it is rooted in lethargy, in laziness and lack of enthusiasm.
In other words, it has been because the fire in us has been dying out. But as a
new wind is to an unextinguished hearth, as the west wind is to lazy autumns, we
have been poked and prodded out of our sleepy melancholy by souls far greater t
han ours, by legends of the yore, by people who have by and large taken IITH to
what it is today. These were souls who had a raging inferno in their hearts, an
unextinguishable blaze of commitment and hard work, of ideas and passions, of dr
eams and above all, a love for IIT Hyderabad.
It is hence, to these bright stars in the history of IITH that this mini issue i
s a tribute to, these people who have returned from beyond the veil to inspire,
to motivate and to light a fire in our hearts. This issue is called Light-A-Fire
in their honor,after an initiative that was taken by them to rekindle the hopes
and aspirations in the hearts of IIT Hyderabad. In this issue, we interview, qu
estion and examine what they have done right. This is, in contrast to most of ou
r works, a serious issue about the elections and shall cater only to the readers
hip of IIT Hyderabad.
So people, adios! Have a enlightening read!
Welcome back!
It s been a long hiatus and God, are we excited to see you guys again! You ve braved
the tumultuous seas of a gazillion papers and assignments and rode high on the
much deserved break. Now it s time to settle into the groove. Back to status quo?
Maybe not. The Lexicon has had its own time for retrospection and received a mak
eover of sorts. For those among you, who are lovers of the eternal pursuit of con
structing intelligibility out of the randomness experienced in day-to-day life, w
e have poems strung word by word to cater to your sensibilities, rhyming or not.
The second chapter of the brilliantly enticing Muka-bis and the Snowbird Affair h
as arrived for the fans of this novella and for the first time, we have opened o
ur doors to outside authors, who in turn have responded overwhelmingly to afford
us two of our finest pieces. The exuberance of youth though predominant in this
issue, the seeds of sagacity are here. We have been known to make you laugh, bu
t sit tight and enjoy the ride as we tug at those heart strings and titillate th
ose synapses.