Hinduism teaches Ahankara (ego) is the biggest barrier to self-realization. The Bhagavad Gita advises one to act without attachment to personal gain, reinforcing the idea that humility is the path ...

Through self-realization, one attains God-realization, perceiving the Divine presence in all beings and the universe itself. Living as an instrument of the Divine, free from attachment to past deeds, ...

True self-realization leads to liberation from the cycle of ego and mistakes. To err is human! Mistakes happen by all of us. But what is important is that we realize our mistake, repent for it ...

Achieving self-realization helps separate the mind, intellect, and ego, allowing one to remain tranquil and avoid future mistakes.