Monday, March 3, 2025
post-Manifesting: The Biggest Trend in Wellbeing!Manifesting: The Biggest Trend in Wellbeing!

The big comeback of the Manifestation trend on TikTok and Instagram is a sign of collective healing from pandemic trauma, says NONA WALIA, adding, to manifest is to simply create ‘the culture of magic’ in your life The word ‘Manifest’...

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post-Way to Happiness Through Mental HealthWay to Happiness Through Mental Health

DR ANIL K RAJVANSHI fears that up to 30 per cent of our youth suffers from severe anxiety disorder. Can a combination of drugs and yoga reduce this, he questions I was a student at IIT Kanpur in the late...

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post-The Rise of New SpiritualityThe Rise of New Spirituality

Your spiritual diet is crucial to your well-being, says NONA WALIA A wave of new spirituality trends have emerged in the post pandemic period this year. Full moon meditations, astrology diets, kirtan chants, chakra bathing, manifestation parties and crystal baths,...

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post-Sheer Joy of Looking After FatherSheer Joy of Looking After Father

As BATURAM NAYAK philosophises on the existential crisis of pain and suffering, caused by ageing, and the yogic path of addressing it, he realises that looking after his nonagenarian father is sheer joy and bliss Our traditional wisdom says that...

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post-Spirituality Leads to God ConsciousnessSpirituality Leads to God Consciousness

DR SANJAY TEOTIA describes man’s spiritual journey which is the soul’s training in God consciousness There is a beautiful synergy between the teachings of Jesus Christ to enter the Kingdom of God within you and the teachings of spirituality as...

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post-The Key to HealingThe Key to Healing

MOHANJI says that people’s faith is what heals them First, believe there’s a possibility that with grace, things can change. In life, if you believe in something, it’ll work. What did Jesus say? Let your faith heal you. He never said, “I...

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post-How To Love Getting Older How To Love Getting Older 

We must believe in positive ageing and accepting the challenge head on, feel good about ourselves, keep fit, active and healthy, and engage fully in life as we grow older. It’s then that we will love getting older. Getting older doesn’t mean...

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post-Winning the War Against Old AgeWinning the War Against Old Age

As the traditional joint family system has crumbled, old age has now become a battle which can be won by drawing on our great spiritual reserves, says BATURAM NAYAK Ageing is a common human predicament. With age come inescapable physical...

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post-Tributes to Our Six Teachers On Guru PurnimaTributes to Our Six Teachers On Guru Purnima

The BRAHMA KUMARIS pay rich tributes to the six gurus we encounter in our daily life On this day, let us remember all the teachers who have taught us something in life. The importance of teachers can’t be overlooked because...

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post-Learning to Change With the TimesLearning to Change With the Times

While it is good to live with the values learnt in your childhood, sometimes you have to break free, says RENU GULATI All of us are bound by rules and regulations we acquire from our family, society, culture and environment....

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post-Building Bridges of Understanding with Each OtherBuilding Bridges of Understanding with Each Other

Given that humans are so interdependent and interconnected, SUMITA CHAINANI KATARIA recommends a five-point formula to build bridges of understanding with each other Humans are the only species born with super intelligence. We have amazing power within us. But we...

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post-Heal Yourself the Ayurveda WayHeal Yourself the Ayurveda Way

Want to bring about a change in your lifestyle and habits? Try some tried and tested Ayurveda remedies, writes REENA SINGH A family member was attending an Ayurveda workshop online for five hours, an hour a day over five days....

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post-Peace and IslamPeace and Islam

OSWALD PEREIRA writes on Maulana Wahiduddin Khan’s thoughts on peace and Islam Violence has no place in Islam. “The true objective of Islam is to introduce man to his creator and to make him desirous of God’s neighbourhood,” according to...

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post-The Present Slithers PastThe Present Slithers Past

Rodents, toads and a rat snake send SEEMA MUNIZ and her family into a tizzy even as elsewhere in the country, the usual heat, political and communal cacophony raises its discordant head It passed noiselessly from our front yard. “Good,”...

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post-The Healing Power of the HimalayasThe Healing Power of the Himalayas

The author, JAYANT JAYNEEL shares his deeply moving personal story of pain and betrayal through his adolescence and of how he found solace – and healing – through several trips to the majestic Himalayas The mountains are my mentor. They...

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post-Yogamruta: The Nectar From IndiaYogamruta: The Nectar From India

On International Day of Yoga today, MANAS DAS pays tribute to Swami Vivekananda and Paramhansa Yogananda, who popularised yoga in the West more than a century ago A couple of years ago, I met a young Spaniard, Bernardino, in one...

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post-My Father Gave a Beggar a New LifeMy Father Gave a Beggar a New Life

On Father’s Day today OSWALD PEREIRA narrates the true life story of a beggar who was given employment by his father A man had been begging for many years in our village, Kolbad, in Thane. Most of the villagers would...

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post-A Pathway to Happy Interpersonal ExperiencesA Pathway to Happy Interpersonal Experiences

BATURAM NAYAK charts out a strategy to shatter our narrow cocoons and live a life full of happy interpersonal experiences One of the most important aspects of our living is interpersonal experiences. How we see and experience the world, understand...

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