By Karna Kitab Ku… , 27 May 2021
Humanity's profound spiritual traditions universally affirm the oneness of ultimate reality—an eternal, indivisible divine essence beyond multiplicity. Called Brahman (Hinduism: "one only, without a second," Chandogya Upanishad 6.2.1), the Lord (Judaism: "The Lord is one," Deuteronomy 6:4), God the Father (Christianity: "one God, from whom are all things," 1 Corinthians 8:6), Allah (Islam: "He is Allah, the One... with no equivalent," Surah Al-Ikhlas), Ik Onkar (Sikhism: One Universal Creator), or Ahura Mazda (Zoroastrianism: supreme uncreated deity). The Bahá'í Faith sees one heavenly Source for all revelations, while Mahayana Buddhism recognizes undivided Dharmakaya in interdependent oneness. Though expressed variably—personal or impersonal—this truth unites: one source of all, calling for compassion, harmony, and inner peace in recognizing the divine everywhere.
By Karna Kitab Ku… , 7 November 2020
A lasting, prosperous marriage rests on equality between husband and wife, where spouses treat each other as true partners—sharing decisions, responsibilities, emotional support, and personal growth while transcending rigid gender roles. Ancient Hindu scriptures, like the Rig Veda's Sūryā Sukta, envision this ideal: the bride as sovereign in her new home and the couple prospering together in progeny and abundance. The Manusmriti affirms shared spiritual rewards. Modern research confirms egalitarian partnerships yield higher satisfaction, better health, reduced stress, and longer lives. True prosperity—financial, emotional, social, and spiritual—emerges from mutual respect and daily practice of equality, creating resilient, joyful unions that endure across generations.
By Karna Kitab Ku… , 20 January 2018

Sweet, my dream, so beautiful with a mole, 
A kind of kind, fairy fair alcohol; 
I know her more than my life as a whole, 
Gave her everything along with my soul.

She pretended to come to become sole, 
I am nothing to her, played as a doll, 
She never accounted the hefty toll, 
Deserted me lightly, ‘cause had no caul.

Ego led me to mental aerosol, 
Desires galloped me, lost my lead, control; 
Good, bad, ill or well, got no time to pole, 
God, I forgot to patrol the petrol.

By Karna Kitab Ku… , 17 December 2017

I know the dream for dead of revival,
The shorn of pain from life shut my fiscal.
The idle race spoilt the loam, ploy arval;
Worn the spring off, besorting vatical.

Sought to flame the fay, chimera nival;
Red out of my heart, hurt so critical.
Whom to blame? River humps her own rival;
Forlorn hope, down and out in my jacal.

At once I wake up past the vile portal;
He shouts, "The sphere is on weekly rental."
Past to present future, stung in total;
Ebbing with elixir heal the mortal.