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Jensen Huang, co-founder of Nvidia, believes that true success comes from character, not intelligence. And character, he says, is built through pain and adversity.

He co-founded Nvidia in 1993. Today, the company is worth over $3 trillion and plays a major role in Al. But the path wasn't easy. In 1996, Nvidia faced a serious crisis. It nearly went bankrupt, and Huang had to lay off half of his team.

That difficult period changed everything. It taught him how to read markets more effectively and make bold decisions. Those lessons helped Nvidia survive and eventually rise to the top.

According to Huang, resilience is the most important trait for success. He believes that people with high expectations often struggle when things go wrong because they haven't dealt with failure before.
By facing setbacks and learning from them, Huang and Nvidia developed the strength needed to recover and succeed.



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World's First Guru: Born to the Father of Astrology:

He was born as Krishna Dvaipayana, the divine son of Rishi Parashara - who is also revered as the father of astrology and author of the foundational text Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra and Devi Satyavati. His name holds beautiful meaning. "Krishna" refers to his dark complexion, and "Dvaipayana" means island-born, since he was born on a small island in the river Yamuna. That is how he came to be known as Krishna Dvaipayana.

But Krishna Dvaipayana was not just a sage he was an enlightened being with a timeless mission to preserve, organize, and pass on the divine knowledge of the Vedas. In those ancient times, the Vedas were a single, vast ocean of spiritual wisdom, passed orally from Guru to disciple.

He took on the sacred responsibility of dividing this massive body of knowledge into four parts, so that people in Kali Yuga the age of confusion and decline - could still access and learn from them.

Thus, the four Vedas were born through his efforts: Rigveda, Samaveda, Yajurveda & Atharvaveda.

He didn't stop there. He carefully structured these into shakhas (branches) and prashakhas (sub-branches), creating hundreds of divisions tailored for different paths and practices. This act of vyas which means "to expand or divide" is why he came to be known as Veda Vyasa, the one who expanded the Vedas.

Yet, his contributions go far beyond the Vedas. He was the divine compiler and author of many of the most sacred scriptures of Sanatan Dharma:

1) The Mahabharata, the grand epic that includes the Bhagavad Gita, the spiritual essence of dharma

2) The 18 Puranas, filled with spiritual stories, philosophical teachings, and cosmic knowledge

3) The Brahmasutras, which provide the core of Vedanta philosophy

Because of this unmatched spiritual contribution, Veda Vyasa is considered the first Guru - the Adi Guru - in the Sanatan tradition. His birth anniversary is celebrated with deep devotion as Guru Purnima, also called Vyasa Purnima a day dedicated to honoring the Guru, the remover of ignorance and the bringer of light.

On this sacred day, let us bow with love and gratitude to all our Gurus to Veda Vyasa ji, who shared the light of knowledge with the world, our parents, to the teachers who guide us through life, and to the supreme Guru within our own heart - the divine, the Parabrahma.

May you always feel their blessings around you. May your mind be peaceful, your path be clear, and your heart be filled with light, love, and wisdom.

ओम गुरवे नमः