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Do things that make you gasp

Posted by [email protected] on 17 February, 2016 at 13:05 Comments comments (3)



We were flying back from Bermuda. It’s a beautiful, small country with the pretty pink sand beach. The water is a gorgeous blue, clear, warm and welcoming. There I came across this thought from an article “Do things that make you gasp”.


 

This thought goes perfect...

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Clear the Clouds

Posted by [email protected] on 26 December, 2015 at 17:10 Comments comments (0)



The thought of this topic came from a Qigong exercise. It’s like a breast stroke move. The intention behind it is ‘Clearing the Clouds’ implies moving with purpose towards your goal. It also implies clearing the fog, the doubt and the fear in our minds.


 

I find this concept quite strong. I f...

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Worry-Free diet

Posted by [email protected] on 29 November, 2015 at 16:25 Comments comments (0)

The thought was inspired by Swami Yogananda. The message was very timely. My work has been pretty stressful. Thankfully we had a nice vacation planned to Puerto Rico. As I grabbed something to read, I took this pamphlet with the message R...

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Love your neighbor but first love yourself

Posted by [email protected] on 14 November, 2015 at 20:05 Comments comments (1)




This thought was inspired from a rerun of Oprah Winfrey’s show. She was interviewing 3 young adults each addicted to plastic surgeries. The young woman, 28 years old, has had 23 plastic surgeries! A few nose jobs, lifting cheeks, liposuction of tummy, thighs, hands, and brow lift etc. Funnil...

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Eat Bitterness

Posted by [email protected] on 25 October, 2015 at 22:15 Comments comments (2)

The thought of this topic came from our visit to the Children’s Museum in Indianapolis. This phrase for depicted in an exhibit. “Eat Bitterness” means when hard things happen, we learn to endure them.


I don’t like bitter foods – whether it...

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No Big Deal

Posted by [email protected] on 18 September, 2015 at 6:35 Comments comments (0)

This topic was inspired by my husband Pranav. Let me paint the picture. I typically get up around 5-5.30am but I take my own sweet time to get ready usually by 7.30am. So on the days when I have an earlier business meeting, I get edgy. I start rushing things, becoming short and making...

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10,000 Ears

Posted by [email protected] on 23 August, 2015 at 18:30 Comments comments (0)

The inspiration for this topic is the story of King Prithu from Shrimad Bhagwat, a Hindu religious scripture. King Prithu did a lot of penance and as a result God appeared before him. God asked him to ask a boon. The King requested to get 10,000 ears to hear God’s praises and Sat...

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The Practice of Forgiveness

Posted by [email protected] on 1 August, 2015 at 18:30 Comments comments (0)



Once upon a time there was a teacher – a Tao Guru – and his student. The student had a bad habit of holding grudges against people. The Guru told him to carry a big bag of potatoes for a week. At the end of the week, the student showed up with an aching back and some smelly potatoes. The teacher m...

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The feeling of Self-Reliance

Posted by [email protected] on 19 July, 2015 at 15:35 Comments comments (0)



The thought of this topic was inspired from the movie “Still Alice”. It is about a woman struggling with an early onset of Alzheimer disease. In a particular scene, she was trying to note her daughter’s recital on the phone. Most of her family asked her not to bother – they will ensure she attends the recital. How...

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The Tyranny of "Should"

Posted by [email protected] on 28 June, 2015 at 11:25 Comments comments (0)

The thought of this topic came from an article in the Business Insider on a psychologist’s discovery of how not to get frustrated. One of the key reasons he cited was ‘tyranny of should’. “I should have had that promotion”, “She should clean-up her me...

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