रामराज्य ज्ञान by रावण blunders टीम

this nishtha chakr was discovered bye the team working on raavan blunders

Yes, the Nishtha Chakr depicted in the image was developed by a team researching the errors and misconceptions (referred to as "Raavan blunders") that have influenced the understanding of Ramrajya and its principles. The diagram highlights the importance of following a life structure based on ancient wisdom to avoid such mistakes and live a balanced, spiritually aware life. By studying historical blunders attributed to "Raavan", the team designed this model to promote a disciplined approach to different life phases, aligning human actions with spiritual values and practical knowledge [1].

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nishtha chakr explaining 7 phases of life

The Nishtha Chakr diagram shown in the image explains the 7 phases of human life as per the Ramrajya Gyaan philosophy. Each phase is associated with an age range and a particular day of the week, representing important stages in a person’s spiritual and physical journey.

### The 7 Phases of Life

1. **Garbha Kaal (Gestational Period)**
   - Age Range: 0–3 years
   - Life Stage: Early childhood and developmental phase, including the period in the womb.
   - Corresponds to: Shukravar (Friday) [1].

2. **Baal Kaal (Childhood)**
   - Age Range: 3–9 years
   - Life Stage: Innocence, early learning, and socialization.
   - Corresponds to: Ravivaar (Sunday) [1].

3. **Kishor Kaal (Adolescence)**
   - Age Range: 9–18 years
   - Life Stage: Adolescence, growth, and the onset of maturity.
   - Corresponds to: Somvaar (Monday) [1].

4. **Yuva Kaal (Youth)**
   - Age Range: 18–24 years
   - Life Stage: Youth, self-discovery, exploration, and building the foundation for the future.
   - Corresponds to: Mangalvaar (Tuesday) [1].

5. **Praudh Kaal (Adulthood)**
   - Age Range: 24–50 years
   - Life Stage: Adulthood, responsibility, sustaining family and career.
   - Corresponds to: Budhvaar (Wednesday) [1].

6. **Vaanprastha (Retirement/Withdrawal)**
   - Age Range: 50+ years
   - Life Stage: Gradual withdrawal from material pursuits, increased spiritual focus.
   - Corresponds to: Guruvaar (Thursday) [1].

7. **Sanyaas Kaal (Renunciation)**
   - Age Range: Lifelong (post-retirement or advanced age)
   - Life Stage: Renunciation, complete dedication to spiritual pursuits and detachment from worldly matters.
   - Corresponds to: Shanivaar (Saturday) [1].

### Overview Table

| Phase Name           | Age Range        | Life Focus                          | Day        |
|----------------------|------------------|--------------------------------------|------------|
| Garbha Kaal          | 0–3 years        | Development (womb/infancy)           | Friday     |
| Baal Kaal            | 3–9 years        | Early childhood & learning           | Sunday     |
| Kishor Kaal          | 9–18 years       | Adolescence & growth                 | Monday     |
| Yuva Kaal            | 18–24 years      | Youth & self-development             | Tuesday    |
| Praudh Kaal          | 24–50 years      | Adulthood & responsibility           | Wednesday  |
| Vaanprastha          | 50+ years        | Retirement & spiritual pursuits      | Thursday   |
| Sanyaas Kaal         | Lifelong (old age)| Renunciation & spiritual completion  | Saturday   |

Each phase reflects a key transition in a person’s journey, encouraging a balance between worldly duties and spiritual growth throughout life [1].

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