Shuddhaanandaa Brahamchari Last week I shared with you the details of Daily Morning Practice for Self Management. Needless to emphasise the need for self management in the modern times of today. This series is to help you contemplate on these thoughts and meditate. Today I am sharing with you the importance of right breathing for […]
Author Archives: Jwalant Swaroop
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May
May
Aloha, noun, meaning love, compassion, sympathy, kindness, respect and forgiveness – thought to date back AD 500, when Polynesian settlers first arrived on the islands Hawaiian scholar Mary Kawena Pukui wrote that the first expression of aloha was the love between a parent and child. Commonly used as a greeting but also a way of […]
07
May
May
Don’t let a lack of success hurt your self esteem. There are reasons for everything. Conventional wisdom suggest that is unacceptable to blame bad luck for a lack of success when you try something new.
06
May
May
Silence has its own music. It can be heard only by those who have dropped all noise from the head. It can be heard only from the heart, not by the head. The heady person goes on missing it. Only the person who is full of heart, full of love, can hear the music.
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May
May
Christmas Humphrey calls Zen Buddhism that is starting in the wrong direction from the very beginning. Zen is not buddhism – the essential core of the heart of Buddha, certainly, but it is the essential core of Moses too,
05
May
May
Jolly denotes a very English kind of cheerfulness that’s something akin to godliness for your average English man or woman. While the idea of a stiff upper lip may be cliche from bygone days, there are still plenty of English folk who’d prefer to talk about the weather than their feelings.
04
May
May
In ordinary english, we do not distinguish between the gratification and pleasures. This truly a shame, because muddles together two different classes of the best things in life, and it deceives us into thinking they each be had in the same way.
04
May
May
Warm parents communicate love and affection for the child, whereas hostile parents express rejection and behave as if they are too busy to care about the child.
03
May
May
Greece the country of Dionysus, dancing with a glass on your head, dancing on the beach a la Zorba the Greek, dancing while drinking ouzo (the anise scented liquor I still cant smell without remembering a particularly potent night in 1997) and just dancing in general. Greeks know how to hae good time but alongside […]
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May
May
So to be more productive and steer clear of negativity, do not take refuge in criticism. Reserve ‘ I am’ for empowerment and pave the way for over all success.