Spiritual Atheist Quotes- Ram (2025)

09/08/2025

Recalling the September 27th, 2024 Incident: A Battle for a Snake's Life, an awareness post..

It was around 5:30 PM, and I was walking towards the Lingarajapuram bus stand to catch a bus to my office. I noticed a snake charmer going from shop to shop, collecting funds and keeping a snake, a cobra, on display.

Immediately, my instincts told me I needed to rescue the snake, as I know how cruel these snake charmers are. They poach snakes, brutally remove their fangs and venom sacks, and often kill them.

Based on my past experiences, I've found that the urban wildlife authority is often a scam in most urban cities. There's no one to control these crimes; they simply collect salaries while further destroying wildlife in the name of conservation. My next point of contact was the forest department, another useless and toothless department that is often more corrupt than our regular police. Time was ticking, and I had to report to the office at 6:30 PM. I immediately called the Hoysala and Banaswadi police; the Hoysala van arrived in 10 minutes.

Until the police arrived, I engaged the snake charmer. I even paid her a little money to get a closer look at the snake's condition—its fangs and venom sack had been completely removed. I convinced the police over the phone that the snake needed to be rescued and sent to PFA (People for Animals) for treatment.

Finally, the police arrived and asked the woman to sit in the Hoysala van to take her to the police station.

At this point, the public, who knew nothing about snakes, started to see me as a villain. By a slip of the tongue, I quoted, "Keeping a snake is illegal as per the 1972 Wildlife Protection Act, and she could be jailed or fined," which immediately caused the snake charmer woman to fall at my feet, pleading for forgiveness. I requested her not to do that, reminding her she was an elderly woman, and I remained polite, soft-spoken, and humble, assuring her that we were just going to the police station and the snake would be given to PFA for treatment. She obeyed and sat in the police van, but a mob of 17-20 people started attacking us, including the police, banging on the van's window shutters.

One guy began using profanity and threatened to "fix" me if I showed up in the locality again. I immediately signaled the police to take off quickly to escape from the situation. They started filming me as we were leaving, to portray me as a villain and spread the video in their WhatsApp groups, alerting their rowdy, illiterate members to look out for me.

After we reached the police station, the snake charmer started crying and was genuinely panicked. The police had no clue about the Wildlife Protection Act, or perhaps they pretended not to. According to protocol, the police should have involved the forest department to arrest her.

There were a few KRS party workers there who also saw me as a villain just because I was trying to protect a snake. Finally, the PFA manager, Nawaz sir, whom I respect and admire so much, sent Anand, who had previously assisted me in rescuing a parakeet from an astrologer in a similar incident.

I left the Banaswadi police station around 8 PM without filing any formal complaint, as I don't believe in dominating the weak. At that point, I felt the snake charmer would have realized how dangerous her profession could be and would hopefully quit.

But if we take a closer look, these snake-related crimes are happening on a much larger scale across the country, especially in rural areas.

So, whom do we blame?
1) The cruel snake charmers?
2) A public that is so superstitious and illiterate that they fund these snake charmers?
3) The Forest Department and wildlife authorities who receive significant grants and salaries only to indulge in the dereliction of their duties?
4) The lack of awareness and knowledge gaps—is our education system failing to produce anything but superstitious bots?
5) The animal welfare organizations who can't think beyond dogs and celebrate on social media when someone feeds milk to snakes, without realizing the snake is in its last moments without fangs and unable to digest the milk, destined to die a miserable death?

And recently, we had the Nag Panchami festival. I am a Hindu by birth as per my caste certificate, and I oppose the act of pouring or wasting milk on soil or idols. It's a sheer waste.

Even if Nag Devta exists, I must have earned his blessings for saving that snake and ensuring its treatment. In fact, the snake recovered in two months and was successfully released back into its natural habitat.

Reference video:

https://youtube.com/shorts/FZ5grIy6BVM?si=i1eyuow7UGWiI-ZO

Best memories,
Ram Kumar B K
088848 33878
ramkumarbk@gmail.com

04/08/2025

Just an Awareness Post:

In India, it’s very common for displaying compassion, care, & help during road accidents to offer water as a first step to accident victims. But did you know it is extremely dangerous?

Please don’t Give Water to an Accident Victim! ☠️💀👹

You might be killing somebody because of your knowledge gap and lack of awareness.

During major accidents, patients often require immediate medical intervention and giving water or any oral intake can complicate anesthesia and worsen the condition.

Why You Should Avoid Giving Water:
Internal Injuries: Water can aggravate internal bleeding or organ damage.

Aspiration Risk: If the victim has head or neck injuries, water can enter the lungs and cause choking or aspiration pneumonia.

Surgery Complications: If surgery is needed, stomach contents (even water) increase the risk of complications during anesthesia.

Shock: In shock, the body may not handle oral fluids properly, IV fluids are much safer.

What You Should Do Instead:
Call emergency services like ambulance immediately.

Keep the victim calm, still, and warm.

Provide basic first aid (like controlling bleeding or stabilizing injuries) but only if trained.

Do NOT move the victim unnecessarily.

Absolutely Avoid Giving Water If:
The person is unconscious, drowsy, or vomiting.

There are signs of head, chest, abdominal injuries, or internal bleeding.

The person is struggling to breathe or has facial/mouth trauma.

Best regards,
Ram Kumar B K
088848 33878

26/07/2025

There's no God or Devil; there are only delusions.

Let me quote my real-time observations:

Imagine walking alone in a graveyard or forest at 4 AM in complete darkness. Suddenly, birds begin to chirp loudly and continuously. In that moment, 99.999% of humans tend to hallucinate believing they’re seeing ghosts or spirits, assuming the birds are reacting to or even communicating with the supernatural.

I mean, isn’t it weird that instead of resting at 4, birds are suddenly awake and singing or crying?

These are the moments exploited by godmen, astrologers, ghostbusters, magicians, and other conmen to deceive innocent and uneducated people. But these are also the moments for spiritual atheists to debunk fear, myths, and a lot of stupidity :)

We pursue science and logic in our judgments or decisions, while the rest of the world chase idols, walls, superstition, and blind beliefs!

So, why do birds chirp loudly at 4 AM even in the dark?

It’s not about ghosts. It’s about biology, and it's called the dawn chorus. Here's why it happens:

Territorial Display: The dawn chorus is primarily a way for male birds to mark territory and attract mates. Since visual cues are less effective in low light, they rely on vocal signals.

Predator Avoidance: Despite seeming risky, singing at dawn offers relative safety—predators struggle to see well in the dim light.

Optimal Sound Conditions: In the cool, still air of early morning, sound travels farther and more clearly, enhancing the reach of their calls.

High Energy Levels: After resting through the night, birds have the energy to sing with vigor.

Different species begin singing at slightly different times, creating a rich, layered symphony known as the Dawn Chorus.

Best,
Ram Kumar B K
088848 33878
ramkumarbk@gmail.com

16/07/2025

There's a famous quote, "Cleanliness is next to godliness," but looking at the way Indians live so messy, the dirty roads, rivers & lakes filled with sewage & garbage, and farmlands using pesticides & chemicals, it sounds like God doesn't exist in India, definitely not🤔!!

Maybe God is somewhere holidaying in European countries or America, blessing foreigners with more wealth, good health, and quality of life because even God is fed up and unable to control impossible Indian dirty habits & doesn't like Indians?

Maybe because I stay outdoors, walk Indian streets more, & use public transport or spaces like parks, restaurants, theaters, etc., I observe more than everyone, & I always wonder what kind of creator or so-called person created these humans so habitual to spitting, littering, peeing, yawning, coughing, playing loud music or speaking loudly annoyingly in public to gossip in private phone talks, digging fingers in noses while scrolling reels every moment to finally indulge in verbal/physical brawls or road rage.

Is this what you call creativity & a creator? As an atheist, if I had to create, I would be creating more birds, aquatic species, reptiles, & millions of other species who lack the brains of humans but are more dignified, well behaved & beautiful than ugly Indians.

Just a thought: the same set of humans, after behaving creepily, cruelly, manner less ly, & unhygienically, go back to religious worshiping workshops to seek mercy, blessings, & whatnot? For what, to repeat the same creepiness & ugly behavior?

Best regards,
Ram Kumar B K
+91-8884833878
ramkumarbk@gmail.com

08/07/2025

When people always criticize me for visiting only Goa & skipping religious places, my reaction is "WTF."

Why should I stand in a queue to donate a little money to make strangers rich, wasting my time in blind beliefs without a logic against science?

I'm super happy to rather stay in serene places where I truly discover spirituality in nature than hallucinate, immersed in delusions chasing nonexistent demons, devils, or gods, whatever imagination & myths I'm not interested in!

Spiritual Atheist Quotes- Ram

21/06/2025

A known devil is better than an unknown angel.

But let’s be clear—there are no actual devils or angels. These are constructs of our mindset and belief systems. What we perceive as good or evil often comes from within us, not from some external force.

Many of us face this dilemma throughout our lives—especially in toxic workplaces or relationships. Whether it’s a manipulative leader, a negative colleague, or a draining friend or relative, such people can quietly chip away at our inner peace, performance, and well-being.

The natural instinct? Escape. And rightly so—who wants to stay in an environment that feels like poison? If you have the chance to walk away from toxicity, do it. The world is filled with better places, better people, and brighter possibilities.

But here’s a thought: while I deeply respect those who choose to leave, I also invite you to consider another approach—don’t just escape toxicity, eliminate it if you can. Because when you walk away, someone else may unknowingly walk into that same trap.

There’s immense strength and growth in trying to fix what’s broken—standing up to toxicity, challenging it, and changing it. You may not always succeed. Outcomes aren’t guaranteed. You can’t control how others behave, think, or treat you. But you can control your own actions, your mindset, and the values you live by.

Choose kindness. Choose courage. Choose to be the example that helps restore faith in a world battling its own self-inflicted chaos—from broken systems to senseless wars.

Yes, leaving a toxic environment is a valid solution. But staying and trying to fix it—for yourself and others—might just be the braver, more meaningful choice.

Content Copyrights, 22 Jun'25, Ram Kumar B K, Picture_Goa_Benaulim_2025.

The picture is one of the memories of a toxic party I witnessed in Goa in the midnight last year near a beach with a few mentally retards throwing away beer bottles & littering the shack. How different are our workspaces, habits or relationships is an introspection!

Best regards,
Ram Kumar B K
088848 33878

13/06/2025

Life is so predictable… You go for a vacation, and terrorists shoot you. Thanks to the hopeless Indian government & VIP cultures of providing Z security to the rich & thugs while the common man is treated like a pest vulnerable to terror attacks.

You go to a trophy parade, and it ends in a stampede. Obviously, what do you expect when you are in Kumbh Mela or Jalikattu or a trophy parade with a lack of vigilance or security & being bullied by fellow con men or illiterate citizens lacking basic civic etiquettes, discipline, & hygiene?

You go on a flight for work/vacation/family, and it crashes. Obviously, because machines don't fail like humans but need maintenance. When the priority becomes serving Vimal Gutkha in Indian flights treating Gutkha users as Kings and helping smugglers carry drugs openly in airports while frisking the common man for water bottles is a formality, such places are more hazardous & more crashes are going to happen. Recently so many Indian pilots died due to health issues, & Indian media kept isolating it.

Yes, finally you are studying in your hostel, and the plane falls on you. That looks like an accident. Hold on, it's not!! It's the same set of illiterate students & public feeding pigeons & crows to make it a disaster somewhere in Ahmedabad or everywhere across India. We have something called traffic in Skies, ever heard about it?

It's just tragic how people are dying on a larger scale, be it during Covid or terror attacks, and yet gossip everything is an accident while munching on an Indian national snack called "Vimal Gutkha" and praising Modiji for Swachh Abhiyan!!

FYI: it's my opinion & I'm not intending to hurt the government or the public while exposing a complete mess. My condolences to people who lost their lives in an air crash, but let's wake up from these incidents rather than calling it an accident!!

Let's avoid accidents & follow safety measures everywhere, be in on roads, water or sky!

Best regards,
Ram Kumar B K
088848 33878

01/06/2025

The data highlights that advancements in healthcare and medical science have truly been a boon to humankind. The analysis clearly shows that women tend to live slightly longer—primarily due to better hygiene practices. Among global populations, the Japanese stand out, often living up to 15 years longer, largely attributed to their clean habits and disciplined lifestyle.

Geographically, Indians are among the most naturally blessed people, with access to abundant sunshine, rivers, lakes, mountains, forests, fertile soil, and a rich variety of natural resources. With such advantages, living beyond 100+ years should be easily achievable.

However, many Indians struggle with poor hygiene, poor diet, low living standards, and harmful habits such as drug abuse, alcohol consumption, to***co use, reliance on plastic, excessive pesticide usage, pollution, and environmental degradation. These factors drastically reduce life expectancy and quality of life, making a naturally long lifespan a short stint.

For me, true spirituality lies in advocating for the Indian Government to ban or significantly reduce the use of to***co.

Best regards,
Ram Kumar B K
088848 33878
ramkumarbk@gmail.com

10/05/2025

To be honest, I'm more worried about trees, plants, ants, insects, birds, spiders, reptiles, & every other creatures being killed in WAR than humans.

Why should other creatures suffer for human crimes, cruelties & insanity?

Best,
Ram Kumar B K
+91-8884833878
ramkumarbk@gmail.com

09/05/2025

Born by Chance, United by Choice!

We are born by chance—into religion, into nationalities, into identities. Hindu, Muslim, Christian. Indian, Pakistani, Chinese, American, Russian. These were never our choices.

But what we can choose is how we use our hearts and our minds. Let’s not create wars. Let’s create gardens—where compassion, peace, and dignity grow.

A Year Ago, I Saw It Coming

Last year, I was already telling my friends about the signs of an upcoming war. Russia was preparing its groundwork—calling back Russians from Goa to join the army, recruiting from impoverished and desperate populations across the world. It wasn’t just news; it was a signal to be proactive.

Donald Trump publicly humiliated Volodymyr Zelenskyy while aligning with Russia to pressure Ukraine. At the same time, his fear of China translated into tariff hikes and strained global ties. Europe is now standing at the edge, fearing a new world war, economic collapse, and massive devastation.

Let’s not forget: Hiroshima and Nagasaki weren’t myths. The 1945 nuclear destruction still scars lives today. And that was a time when technology was primitive—there was no AI, no digital connectivity. Now, nuclear capabilities are thousands of times more destructive, wielded by nations calling themselves "developed."

This Is Not Just Another Conflict

If you think the India-Pakistan skirmishes are what war looks like, you're mistaken. These are mere sparks—but even a small spark can ignite an entire forest, just as a tiny crack can sink the Titanic.

A Compassionate Reminder

To those who blindly support violence or mock the loss of lives across borders, I urge you to pause. What if your own parents, relatives, or loved ones were reborn across the border—and one day you saw them among the casualties of a bombing you cheered or dismissed?

Would you still think it's just numbers? Or would you feel the sting of loss?

A Call for Humanity

I'm ashamed that we are letting illiterate minds in positions of power shape our fate. It's high time we stop tolerating leaders who gamble with human lives. Presidents and prime ministers who promote war should be banned from power.

I’m not claiming to be a savior. I’m just someone who wants to do their part—quietly, but with meaning. Not a promise, but an effort. A sincere one.

Best,
Ram Kumar B K
+91-8884833878
ramkumarbk@gmail.com

25/04/2025

A war between two countries is often nothing more than a fantasy of the stupid, illiterate, insensitive, uncivilized, and unemployed citizens—those living in poverty, superstition, and misery, clueless about the true horrors and consequences of real war.

There’s no real difference between these larger groups of misguided citizens and the recent terrorists who killed innocent people after being brainwashed. We must investigate the root causes of this immature and dangerous behavior. Is it the influence of Ajay Devgan-style Bollywood movies that glorify war and violence, pushing Indian citizens to fantasize about conflict? Or is it the propaganda and hypnotism in Pakistan, brainwashing young minds to act out barbaric terrorism like psychopaths?

Citizens must develop basic common sense—Ajay Devgan himself is arguably a bigger threat, promoting harmful products like Vimal, poisoning millions through cancer, while politicians on both sides—India and Pakistan—do little to uplift the poor.

I truly wish that our illiterate masses would evolve, abandon blind hero-worship, and shift towards science, technology, literacy, employment, prosperity, and most importantly, towards peace, humanity, compassion, and environmental conservation.

I bet, out of one million citizens shouting for war, not even a single one would have the courage to face a real bullet or endure the brutality of a battlefield. Ironically, these same citizens lack the courage even to stop loudspeakers disturbing their neighborhoods—yet they demand wars across borders.

What a shame!
Is this what we proudly call Education, Development, and Growth?

Best regards,
Ram Kumar B K
ramkumarbk@gmail.com

25/04/2025

I've been seeing many posts and statuses about Indian Hindus calling for a boycott of Muslim vendors following the tragic terrorist attack on Hindus in Pahalgam. While emotions are understandably high, banning trade based on religion is not the solution—it’s a form of mutual destruction that hurts both communities.

What we truly need to ban are actions that cause harm or inconvenience to others, regardless of religion. For instance, the use of loudspeakers by both Hindu and Muslim communities contributes significantly to noise pollution—an environmental and societal issue that disrupts peace, disturbs wildlife, and breeds unnecessary tension. If you believe in a religion, let it be a personal journey. Practice it with sincerity, not imposition.

FYI: In 2022, I was successful in stopping a temple using loudspeaker as it was impacting WFH, this post is not meant to hurt religious sentiments but just an awareness.

Best regards,
Ram Kumar B K
+91-8884833878
Ramkumarbk

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