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Cost of poor quality
What is Cost of poor quality of personal life to society in general? How can this cost be reduced for society in general? The solution is easy, available and implementable.
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Businessman Buddha
The long and short of all this is balancing the life with awareness and becoming a saint in a professional life.
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Anand Utsav
I recently attended a course of the Art of living foundation – Anand Utsav. Anand Utsav is a Hindi word (rough translation “festival of bliss”). Sri Sri Ravi Shankar (Guru ji) himself guided the course via webcast. This has been happening for last couple of years in the month of Read more
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Reality!
I received this story on some group a couple of weeks back. I do not know the source now. It is so wonderful that I could not stop putting it here. A young widower lived with his five-year-old son. He cherished his son more than his own life. One day Read more
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Ego – “growth”
Adviti – my daughter – is close to 1.5 years now. I have been witnessing her growth as any parent would. Earlier, she used to cry mostly when she was hungry then slowly the “needs” increased and “reasons” for crying too. When something she wants does not happen, she expresses Read more
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Why would people remember you?
My previous post was kind of misunderstood. Some friends messaged me about purpose and having no goal in life. My answer to that is We are trying to create a correlation between goal and people remembering you. The point I think is somewhat missed – the question was why would Read more
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What will people remember you for?
Almost every Sunday, I go for Art of living follow up. Here we do some yoga, pranayams and Sudarshan Kriya. Whenever someone asks me about Art of living and eventually Sudarshan Kriya, I say – “one must do Sudarshan Kriya at least once before dying”. It changes you from within. Read more
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Gaming the system
A couple of weeks back I wrote about problems with Socialism and probably how it can be improved with lesser gaming of the system. It is not that capitalism does not allow gaming the system, in fact there is immense lobbying that happens which is no less than corrupting the Read more
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Entrepreneurship and interdependent co-arising
Over time, I have been analyzing socialism and capitalism from the lense of spiritual professional. Mostly, people think combination of words “spiritual” and “professional” sound as an oxymoron. No it is not. A spiritual person can be more thoughtful, it is not necessary that a spiritual approach only suits in Read more
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Societal impact of Interdependent Co-arising
Interdependent co-arising is a very fascinating concept of Buddhism. I could relate to it deeply, in fact inception of this blog website lies in that. We are “social animals” and thus interdependent co-arising is no foreign concept to us. However, off late many of us have become too greedy, self-centric Read more