Category Archives: Focus

Buddha’s religion works on an inner benediction. Most of us worship God because we are afraid of what might come next, because we don’t know what to do with ourselves.

Let’s work harder towards making our lives in the bed more healthy and fulfilling!

In Vismaya’s own words, she has a “relationship of hurt, of pain” with her clients because she uses these negative energies as tools to bring about inner balance within the person. And finally the calm that’s on the inside reflects on the outside, making the client heal holistically. Intrigued? Read to know more!

One thing is clear: the answer to your boredom lies within you – not outside. You cannot blame your school or college, you job or business, the traffic or routine chores. Some people are bored temporarily but others seem to be bored all along because they are dissatisfied with their lives.

We must be able to honour and accept our feelings. And how is that possible in the case of a sexual revolution? Let’s see.

About two centuries before Meera, in the early 14th century, in Kashmir, there lived a beautiful woman mystic named Lalla, who went through all the struggles in her unfriendly family and the world, same as Meera did. Meera’s path was only one dimensional of love and devotion to Lord Krishna while Lalla’s path was multidimensional.

Your boss was hard on you by not giving you the promotion you deserved. But you don’t have to be hard on yourself. Here are five ways to bounce back when a deeply wanted promotion is lost.

But for some of us, the problem isn’t that we don’t pay any heed to this popular discourse, rather we pay too much. So much that we forget something very essential to our survival – the self.

 Buddha was to give an extremely special talk one day. Thousands of people from miles around had come. When Buddha arrived, he was holding a flower. Time passed but Buddha said nothing.

By Swami Anand Kul Bhushan Mention the word ‘Sufi’ in North India, and the instant response is ‘Mast Kalandar’, a popular qawwali  or chorus song. But few people know that it honours a very revered Sufi saint, Jhoole  Laal Shahbaz Qalandar (1177–1274), who lived in Sehwan in Sindh, Pakistan. Wearing red clothes, he loved to […]