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An Irreverent Analysis of Power, Ego, and Possibly… Celibacy Let’s be honest. At some point, we’ve all asked ourselves: What exactly is going on with Donald Trump? The late-night tweets. The obsessive rants about people who barely know he exists. The all-caps meltdowns. The hand gestures that seem more chaotic than the plot of a […]
In a fast-paced world driven by productivity and round-the-clock connectivity, sleep often takes a backseat. Yet, sleep is one of the most powerful natural healing tools available to us. More than just rest, it is a complex biological process that restores the body, rejuvenates the mind, and balances our emotions. Scientists and wellness experts alike […]
You are driving in the rain, listening to nice music and suddenly a song breaks the spell and throws you in the middle of a painful memory. Same can happen while watching a movie or just sitting in a café with your friends. A song, a familiar looking voice or person, or even a smell […]
As the Fletcher whittles and makes straight his arrows, so the master directs his straying thoughts.
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The fool sleeps as if he were already dead, but the master is awake and he lives forever. He watches. He is clear.
But Krishna’s “I” is absolutely free of all traces of egoism, and for this reason he could call upon Arjuna to make a clean surrender to him. Here, “Surrender to me” really means “Surrender to the whole. Surrender to the primordial and mysterious energy that permeates the cosmos.”
Ups and downs in life are very important to keep us going, because a straight line even in an E C G means we are no alive.
– Ratan Tata
How we characteristically respond to such maltreatments, believe it or not, goes to the heart of who we are. Our reaction provides us with a choice – to live a life that is bitter and frustrated or to live one where we know how to co-exist tolerably. An often ignored but crucial part of living is how to complain constructively to those who hurt us