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No water!

These lessons are useful irrespective of personal or professional life. One has to be grateful plus considerate to people, and mindful of self, isn’t it? These factors help a person retain (water) respect – पानी गए न ऊबरे मोती मानुष चून! So, retain your water because according to Rahim – No water is no respect too

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By KRD Pravin, 5 yearsJune 14, 2020 ago
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3 small lessons from a leader

One stressful late morning incident in office turned into 3 small yet impact lessons to all of us from a leader. Leaders make learning easy. These three lessons are to comprehend and worth to follow when dealing with co-workers

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By KRD Pravin, 5 yearsJune 7, 2020 ago
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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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By KRD Pravin, 5 yearsFebruary 21, 2020 ago
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Intentions

Once upon a time, there was a woodcutter, Ram. He was hardworking and had been doing woodcutting as a ancestral (family) profession. He was in this business for good about two decades. Ram’s daily schedule was to wake up in morning, get ready and go to the jungle to bring Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 7 yearsJuly 21, 2018 ago
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Broken pail

Once upon a time in India, there was a farmer – Ram. In those days there were no facilities of having water in nearby areas. So, Ram used to go long distance to bring water for farming. He used to tie one pail (Ghada in Hindi) each on two corners Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 9 yearsNovember 7, 2016 ago
Buddha

Millennials and the future

Old days our ancestors used to communicate using sign language. Historians have found out wall painting in many civilizations and have discussed about usage of sign languages. We humans evolved, grew and became intelligent so started speaking, reading and writing when languages were born. Or perhaps the signs were difficult to Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 9 years ago
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Down The Garden Path

Down the garden path went Adam He found and Apple to fathom He could not understand the depth Because the apple was from the knowledge tree Eve was cajoled by the serpent She forced her husband Came upon Adm the curse Life for you will be arduous Wish Adam & Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 9 yearsJune 18, 2016 ago
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Terrorist meets The Buddha

I heard a news that ISIS has sent a threat message to Sri Sri Ravishankar (Guruji). This blog is inspired from that message and story of The Buddha and angulimala. From This blog – …My Engineering college professor Dr Anand Swaroop Saxena told me some time in 2001 – “inherently people Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 10 yearsApril 11, 2015 ago
Buddha

Is religion another organized crime?

Disclaimer – The below are observations, and the author feels that largely the problem is with the way religion and religious practices are followed or has become a fanatic theory. If ever you can win (or say find or please) God by following certain prescription of a book world would Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 12 years ago
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Ted Talk – Bob Thurman: We can be Buddhas

This is a TED talk I heard yesterday. Thanks to my mobile and TED app found this video. This is a very interesting & small talk by Bob Thurman. I felt to have the transcript too so have searched and pasted it below. And I feel like this whole evening Read more…

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By KRD Pravin, 12 years ago
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