Try to understand life, don’t force, and remain always free from the past, because if the past is there and you are controlling, you cannot understand life. Life is so fleeting, it does not wait. But why do people try to make rules? why do they fall into the trap at all? They fall into […]
Category Archives: Applied Philosophy
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The universe has existed for an infinite time because for each day, there is a preceding day. In Aristotle’s opinion, however, this is a potential infinity, as these days do not co-exists at the same time, an actual infinity – in which an infinite number of things all exists at the same time – is impossible.
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Each drop of water may look very small but over period of time it could create an ocean. So also our attitudinal deficiencies may look trivial, but once it becomes a tendency, a habitual rut, then it creates unpleasant worries and tensions.
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We come across it during our daily routine many a times during the course of a day and it still is able to allude us. And I often feel it standing by, looking at us laughing, teasing in a way.
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It all depends on where our mind is! If it is in a complaining mode then more and more unpleasant situations will crop up out of thin air! As such their roots are in the mind and manifestations are in the external world. We create our miseries inside and see them outside. Unhappiness breeds in the shallow pool of unconsciousness.
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And why in the street because a king is always and always moving. He is always searching for more, he is always in the street, he is always on a journey, because there are many things yet to be attained.
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Nandita Kochar Born and raised in Calcutta originally as Narendra Nath Datta, Swami Vivekananda played an extremely important role in the spiritual and philosophical enlightenment of the Indian masses. He led the spread of the Vedanta philosophy in the West and even established Ramakrishna mission, an organisation named after his Guru that dedicated itself to […]
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Osho says , Silence is music, pure music. the Zen people say that the ultimate enlightenment is like the sound of one hand clapping. If two hands clap, then there is a clash, conflict. When only one hand is clapping, it is of course absolute silent, theris no sound at all, and that silence is […]
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We oscillate between Death and rebirth. Tibetan term Bardo is a beautiful word that simply means a ” transition or a gap between completion of one situation and the on set of another. “Bar”means in-between and “do” means suspended or thrown. Bardo is a word made famous by the popularity of the Tibetan book of […]
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May
A stands for the activating event that seems to trigger an emotion B stands for the belief system that underlies the way in which a person appraises the event C stands for the emotional and behavioral consequences of that appraisal D is the key to changing maladaptive emotions and behaviours: disputing or challenging an erroneous […]