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September 2014

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Random Act of Kindness

I have started watching a SitCom – Dharma and Greg. In one episode Dharma (a strangely spiritual women), does Random Act of Kindness. She gets into trouble as a Policeman fines her. Well, I shall write on the serial sometime later. I thought to take up this point of “Random Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 11 yearsSeptember 26, 2014 ago
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Spirituality & Business

It was winter of 2012, Sujoy was getting married. I traveled to Pune to attend his wedding function. There I met one of my very old College mate – Anurag Tambe. Anurag is smart guy, thoughtful and practical. We discussed many things, including my favorite topic – purpose of what Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 11 yearsSeptember 20, 2014 ago
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Freemium – business model

The Buddha shared his knowledge for free, you know these universities charge so much for the degrees! One argument could be – 1. That time was different. 2. The Buddha asked for bigger fee – leave all material possession, family, even ‘self’. What fee are you talking about? But yes, Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 11 years ago
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Ganesha to a devotee

I wrote once on Ganesha festival (read here – Death is inevitable) of Maharashtra, similarly there is a Goddess Kali festival in West Bangal. What lesson I learnt from these festivals are death is coming, best use of your life is whatever best you can do NOW! The festival celebrated Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 11 yearsSeptember 6, 2014 ago
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