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Gratitude – clap your hands
Gratitude is a virtue, one must inculcate it. We must be happy, restrained & grateful at this tough time when the world is facing the pandemic of Coronavirus
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Coronavirus – Lock down? Stop and introspects
Coronavirus is a great opportunity to stop and introspect be it – war, economy, healthcare and evolution. Here I introspect on evolution and meditation.
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Coronavirus and questions on wealth
On the wake coronavirus and market bloodshed, I leave you with some questions this week – what is wealth? How it should keep you? How should it affect you?
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Managing Emotions
We have not evolved as a society; antisocial activities are happening a lot at different places. Delhi riots remind me of an incident happened during my engineering days. Emotions drive many of us. We need to learn how to manage our emotions. The best way is to increase awareness and increase reaction time. This can be achieved by meditation.
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Interdependent co-arising in long run
Be it spiritual or no, all of us will benefit if we learn the concept of interdependent co-arising not only for ourselves, it’ll impact generations to come very positively.
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A leadership lesson
This is a leadership lesson that I learnt long ago. In NCC I learnt instructing well, what I missed learning from the NCC was communicating as a leader. Read how I learnt communicating.
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New Year resolution
Our experiences shape our world. We tend to behave in a manner based on our experiences of similar situations. These experiences can be inaccurate, because we may have limited knowledge of the situation, should we’ve a new year resolution that we wont be judgmental about things around us?
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Time – thoughtful Welcome 2020
We have become slaves of time. Time is merciless, inexorable, cruel, greedy and insatiable. This new year resolve and take it as an opportunity to have some serious thoughts in life regarding work, fun and spirituality.
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Living in the moment, how?
Is it that you lose your temper when some external factor influence you? Here I’m with some of my own’s answers, Adviti had given me a lot of learning. one is plan for the result, and act in the moment – it is easier said than done. It requires practice.
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How to transform society?
I’ve conducted meditation sessions for people. My personal the experience pre and post seeing the same people meditate and the participant’s experience itself makes me feel that everyone must meditate.