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Education, religion and spirituality

When Adviti started school, I learnt an analogy between education vs learning to religion and spirituality. Spirituality is like learning.

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By KRD Pravin, 4 yearsJune 20, 2021 ago
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Half knowledge

Half knowledge is equivalent to goat eating a piece of paper that had information. Goat would digest the paper not the knowledge on that.

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By KRD Pravin, 4 yearsMay 28, 2021 ago
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Impermanent and trifling or forever and important

Everything is Impermanent and trifling or forever and important. It is the perception with which we look at things. Even the speck of sand is also forever and important – only form changes.

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By KRD Pravin, 4 yearsMay 2, 2021 ago
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Behind our eyebrows

Everyone lives in his own world. This world is made up of what we live in our minds. What we see is not ahead of our eyes, it is behind our eyebrows.

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By KRD Pravin, 4 yearsApril 24, 2021 ago
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The trusted friend

A trusted friend is one who can guide us. The guidance can be about our capabilities and strength or out of our unpleasant behavior. Read how can a trusted friend help someone in personal professional life.

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By KRD Pravin, 5 yearsDecember 20, 2020 ago
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Choices

We make choices in the whole and start intellectualizing the choices part by part for bringing balance between heart and mind. This justification brings reasoning of “why” and “because of”.

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By KRD Pravin, 5 yearsOctober 18, 2020 ago
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Gyani in professional life

Pandemic has happened, we are in lockdown. This is our current reality. Without getting disturbed who can plan next with detachment is Gyani in professional life.

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By KRD Pravin, 5 yearsMay 24, 2020 ago
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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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By KRD Pravin, 5 yearsJanuary 19, 2020 ago
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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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By KRD Pravin, 6 yearsDecember 21, 2019 ago
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Virtues and wisdom

Everyone must learn the basic ethics in formative years, however, in addition to ethics another learning should be the ability to make a decision who should be treated how.

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By KRD Pravin, 6 yearsOctober 25, 2019 ago

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