Divine Wisdom Daily Hindu Scriptures & Spiritual Insights

Transform your browser with daily verses from the Bhagavad Gita, Puranas, and Vedas. One sacred verse per session — appearing gently, then fading away.

Chrome Web Store Manifest v3 Version 0.3
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Ancient Light for Modern Minds

Divine Wisdom is a lightweight Chrome extension that delivers one sacred Hindu scripture verse per browser session. It waits 5–7 seconds after you open a page, slides in a beautifully styled overlay, then disappears in 10–20 seconds — never interrupting your flow, always enriching your moment.

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5000+ Verses
A curated collection from the Bhagavad Gita, all four Vedas, and the eighteen Puranas — vast and timeless.
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One Per Session
Intentionally limited to one verse per browser restart. Mindfulness, not distraction.
Zero Footprint
No external servers. No analytics. No data collection. Everything runs locally on your device.
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Premium Aesthetic
Saffron and gold palette with Cinzel serif typography — crafted to feel sacred and calm.

One Verse. One Session. One Moment.

1
Browser Starts
On startup or install, the service worker sets a session flag and resets the in-memory gate lock.
2
Natural Delay
The content script waits a random 5–7 seconds — enough time for you to settle into the page before the verse appears.
3
Atomic Gate Check
The background script uses a dual-lock system (in-memory + session storage) to guarantee only one tab ever receives a verse.
4
Overlay Slides In
A saffron-bordered verse overlay springs down from the top with a cubic-bezier animation, displaying for 10–20 seconds.
5
Quietly Fades
The overlay fades out and is removed from the DOM. No further overlays appear until the next browser restart.
TIMING BREAKDOWN
Initial Delay
5 – 7 sec
Slide-in
0.8 sec
Display
10 – 20 sec
Fade-out
1 sec

Technical Deep Dive

Built on Manifest v3 with a service worker model. A race-condition-safe dual-lock system ensures exactly one verse per session, even when multiple tabs open simultaneously.

// Dual-lock: in-memory + session storage
let sessionGateLocked = false;

chrome.runtime.onStartup.addListener(() => {
  sessionGateLocked = false;
  chrome.storage.session.set({ showMessage: true });
});

// First tab wins — all others get null
if (!sessionGateLocked && result.showMessage) {
  sessionGateLocked = true;           // Lock immediately
  chrome.storage.session.set({ showMessage: false });
  // Fetch verse → send to winning tab
}
{
  "source":  "Bhagavad Gita",
  "chapter": "Chapter 2, Verse 47",
  "speaker": "Lord Krishna",
  "message": "You have a right to perform your duties..."
}

Permissions

PermissionUsed InPurpose
storage background.js Session storage for the one-per-session gate flag only
tabs manifest.json Required for content script injection into tab context
activeTab manifest.json Enables the popup UI when the extension icon is clicked

Sacred Aesthetics

Typography

Aa Bb ॐ
Cinzel
Source labels · Speaker names · Headings
"Wisdom"
Poppins
Verse body text · Overlay content
Divine
Outfit
Popup UI · Labels · Metadata

Color Palette

Saffron
#ff9933
Deep Saffron
#e67e22
Gold
#d4af37
Light Gold
#ffd700
Deep Amber
#4a2c00
Warm Cream
#fffbf5

Get Started

  1. 1Visit the Chrome Web Store listing for Divine Wisdom
  2. 2Click Add to Chrome and confirm the permissions dialog
  3. 3Restart your browser completely
  4. 4Open any webpage — your first sacred verse will appear after 5–7 seconds 🙏
  1. 1Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/yourusername/divine-wisdom-extension.git
  2. 2Open Chrome and navigate to chrome://extensions/
  3. 3Enable Developer Mode using the toggle in the top-right corner
  4. 4Click Load unpacked and select the project folder
  5. 5Restart Chrome, open any tab, and your verse will appear 🕉️

Zero Data. Total Transparency.

This extension was built with privacy at its core. We collect absolutely nothing — because there is nothing to collect.

No personal data collected
No browsing history accessed
No external servers or API calls
No cookies or analytics
Preferences stored locally only
Content scripts never read page data

From the Ancient Texts

Bhagavad Gita
700 verses of divine dialogue between Arjuna and Lord Krishna — on duty, dharma, devotion, and the nature of the self.
The Vedas
The four foundational texts of Hinduism — Rigveda, Samaveda, Yajurveda, and Atharvaveda — the oldest spiritual literature on Earth.
The Puranas
18 ancient encyclopedic texts covering cosmology, mythology, genealogy, philosophy, and devotional teachings across all creation.

One who sees inaction in action, and action in inaction, is intelligent among men.

Bhagavad Gita