This word whole is beautiful. The word heal comes from the whole, and the word holy also comes from the whole. He is whole, healed, holy.
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Author Archives: Jwalant Swaroop
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First anchor your self to the Being within you, for doing many things is good but if doing becomes addictive then if in case you have nothing to do, then you could get into a void. But if you practice doing a lot but always are conscious of the Doer within then you will grow […]
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How should we go about having more of these creative and substantive conversations? One reason that conversational life can lack depth and excitement is that we easily fall into using formulaic question to open a dialogue – How are you?
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When you observe children, they are very good at this. They don’t get distracted by all those extrinsic yardsticks. They go for things that really bring them a lot of enjoyment.
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But at the end of the day, after all the fights and arguments, the trust developed between you two is unbreakable.
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We have to break the chains of superstition. First make sure there are any chains, otherwise you may break somebody’s arms and legs in the process. Chains can only be broken if there are any. What if there are none?
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Death is a process of revival,. Just as each individual has to die to be born again. Each society , each civilisation has to pass through life to death from death to life again. Indian culture is the only culture which has not died for thousand of years. There have been many culture in the […]
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Pessimism may support the realism we so often need. In many arenas of life, optimism is unwarranted. At times we do fail irretrievably, and seeing those times through rose coloured glasses may console us but will not change them.
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Curiosity remains valued in the arts and sciences today. But it is limited by our enlightenment inheritance, which assumes that curiosity should be applied to ideas and object, rather than people. One recent study, for instance defines curiosity as an exploratory inquisitiveness about ‘ what we don’t know’, omitting any reference to Who we don’t know we should move beyond this inheritance and elevate curiosity about others into supreme virtue
Masters, Osho, Spirituality & Well Being
Confrontation of oneself in aloneness is very painful. What to do
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But why is this pain there? This should be understood because understanding will help you to go through it, And if you go through it knowingly, you will come out of it more easily, and sooner.