Let the Waves of Positivity Spread Across India Once again there is a lot of discussion about Lord Rama, the beloved Godman for all the Hindus, because of the recent judgment by the Supreme court of India, in favour of Rama’s birthplace in Ayodhya. It is interesting to understand the meaning of name of the […]
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Well-intact emotional health helps us create more happiness in our lives. It does not mean that we have to always be happy, contrary to the common perception that someone who is emotionally doing fine is always happy. Rather, it means that we are happy and content at our core despite the hardships we face each day.
That is why Buddha was silent – because language cannot now express that which is beyond polarities. He cannot say, ” Now I am filled with filled with bliss” is possible only with a background of suffering and anguish.
Tension means hurry, fear, doubt. Tension means a constant effort to protect to be secure, to be safe. Tension means preparing for the tomorrow now or for the after life, afraid that tomorrow you will not be able to face the reality, so you have to prepare.
While we can nurture our curiosity as individuals we need to invent new social institutions to spread conversational curiosity far and wide. Luckily some of them already exist. Have you ever been to a human library
Since our lifestyle has become complex over the period we have to consciously relax ourselves while earlier relaxation was natural. See what a state we have come to. Now we have to make efforts to achieve effortlessness!
By ” religiousness” it is meant that the human being, as he is is not enough. We can be more, We can be enormously more. What ever the human being is, is only a seed. We do not know what potential we are carrying within ourselves.
Meditation is very appealing to the intelligent modern man, as it is not some kind of blind faith—it is scientifically observing one’s reality. As Harari says: At least for me, meditation never came into conflict with scientific research. Rather, it has been another valuable tool in the scientific toolkit, especially when trying to understand the human mind.
The land of Lindt balls, banking, timepieces and – lately – Tina Turner, Switzerland has frequently been named the world’s happiest country in surveys spanning decades. But no one’s quite sure why – least of the swiss. A landlocked, mountainous country with four languages,
We have good food, good friends, good seasons – and joy de vivre is the commonly used term to describe happiness in Canada.’ Joie de vivre is especially prevalent in Quebec,