“Yen to earn, yearn to give.” Related posts: No related posts.
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Friendliness is like a brightly shining star. No one may be there, looking up at the sky to watch this star and yet it exists. And yet it lights up and rejoices! Nobody may ever come to know about it but it is still there. It does not depend on perception to exist.
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JK remained very alert throughout his whole life that he should not be projected as a guru. This is one of the reasons that we don’t come to know about any celebrations around his birthday. Some people do criticise him that he was too serious a person and his approach towards the Truth and Enlightenment has been very intellectual and mental, one dimensional and not holistic.
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Solomon, author of ancient Hebrew Wisdom Literature, wrote, “The tongue has the power of life and death” (Proverbs 18:21, NIV). Verbal compliments or words of affirmation are the best way to express and build up love.
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Swami Anand Kul Bhushan Only two persons can play this game. It has no rules. It has no appeals. It has a beginning but no end. It gets tougher as it goes on. It demands complete commitment. Sounds like a mad game. Yes, it is the MAD – Master and Disciple – game. Once you […]
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Ordinarily, man is empty, hollow. That is his misery. He wants to be full; hence he goes on stuffing himself with food, with sex, with alcohol, with money, with things, with all kinds of gadgets that technology makes available. But still the inner emptiness remains as empty as ever. In fact, one starts feeling it […]
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Forgiving others is in your self-interest. The more you postpone it the greater the number of days you suffer. Forgiving your own self is more difficult; it is a deep-seated guilt. It eats you up from inside. Spiritual practice is to connect to your Witness Consciousness so that you can let go of all that […]
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“Compete with self if you want to keep competition away.” Related posts: No related posts.
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“Grown-ups are very fond of numbers. When you tell them about a new friend, they never ask you the kind of questions that should be asked, such as: “What kind of voice does he have?” “What are his favourite games?” “Does he collect butterflies?” Instead they ask: “How old is he? How much money does his father earn?” They really do imagine this is the best way to discover what sort of person he is!”
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Actually it is stocks go up when people are optimistic about their future worth and they go down when people are pessimistic about their future worth. There is no real value of the stock or a derivative that can be independent of the perceptions and expectations of investors. perceptions about what price that piece of paper will have in the future strongly influenced price and value.