PRASHANT BHOJANE IRS(C & IT) notes and strategy

Why It Seems Hard to Forgive—And Why It Still Needs to Be Selected Although it's frequently cited as a virtue, forgiveness can be one of the most difficult things to offer in real life. Memory keeps replaying the wound, the ego demands justice, and the mind clings to the hurt. It can seem like we are letting someone "off the hook" or lessening our own suffering when we forgive. Forgiveness is resisted because it seems unjust. However, as the Buddha reminds us, "Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent to throw it at another; you are the one who gets burned." We are bound to suffering more firmly by anger than by the initial wrong. Forgiveness is not about approving what was done, but about refusing to let it continue poisoning our inner world. The difficulty of forgiveness lies in two truths: • We want recognition of our hurt. The ego fears it will be erased if we let go. • We confuse forgiveness with forgetting. In reality, forgiveness is remembering without the desire for retaliation. Why must forgiveness still be done? Because without it, bitterness corrodes our spirit. It creates cycles of resentment that spill into our relationships, our peace of mind, and even our physical health. The Buddha’s path of compassion asks us to release the chains of hatred, not for the other, but for ourselves. Forgiveness is a radical act of freedom—it stops us from being prisoners of our own wounds. To forgive is not weakness. It is courage. It is the quiet strength to say: “I will not let this pain define me any longer.” In forgiveness, we do not erase the past—but we reclaim the present. P.S: not an original post. Copy-pasted from another group. !! P.S2: Likely to be AI generated as pointed out by ConvSeq.

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1VwwVMUgDLkc-LaMx2mwHFJSi6bzuBqlG?usp=sharing Above link contains compiled notes for General Studies , a blend of personal insights and contributions from various high-achieving toppers, have been meticulously organized according to the syllabus. While comprehensive, they are intended as a reference and may not cover every conceivable detail.

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Could be trusted based on their last few years prediction. Shankar IAS.

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It is suggested to promote compassion and service to the marginalized through education and awareness. Addressing the root causes of inequality should involve systemic change and inclusive policies. Empowering communities and individuals could be key to long-term social transformation.

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