This crisis matters for the future of empathy. Why? because conversation is one of the essential ways in which we come to understand the inner emotional light and ideas of others.
Author Archives: Jwalant Swaroop
So it is a great responsibility – which is not possible for one who believes in God, which is not possible for one who believes in the priest, who believes in the church, because he wants to give his responsibility to other people. the Christian thinks Jesus is the saviour , so it is Jesus’s responsibility – “He will come and deliver us from our misery, from this hell.” Freedom simply makes you absolutely responsible for everything that you are and that you are going to be.
Give, what so ever you can give, share what so ever you can share, but share only out love, Don’t think in terms of politics, of changing the world, otherwise you will be frustrated. Forget all about it. You do what so ever you o feel like doing.
Love may be in the air, for most happy couples, all during the day but just a single whiff of a money related discussion can take it all away. So how does one discuss the dollar without damaging what is otherwise a fulfilling relationship? Here are some tips!
And it is good, so don’t be afraid of it, Don’t think that this passivity is not real. This is being said by your mind which needs and wants the feverish activity and the glow that comes through fever.
The freedom of women is going to be the freedom of men too. The day the woman is accepted as equal, given equal opportunity to grow, man will find himself suddenly free from the bitchiness that he used to feel from the woman.
Zen is not a religion, not a dogma, not a creed. Zen is not even quest, and enquiry, it is non philosophical. The fundamental of the Zen approach is that all is as it should be, nothing is missing. this very moment everything is perfect.
Nobody is interested in listening the answer actually the answer itself is a question. It is a questioning society.
Psychologists have defined motivation as a process that influences the direction, persistence and vigor of goal directed behaviour (Passer & Smith)
In Philosophy Camus compared the human condition to the fate of Sisyphus, condemned to push a rock up a hill again and again for all time. An absurd fate – but Camus insisted Sisyphus could be happy.