Friday, May 9, 2025
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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post-Never Ask God Questions; Always Trust Your CreatorNever Ask God Questions; Always Trust Your Creator

Never ask God questions, because He always knows what’s best for us, says MANAS DAS, narrating a real life story to explain why we should always trust our Creator Life is kind and judicious to each one in this universe...

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post-Indians Understand True NationalismIndians Understand True Nationalism

The movie, ‘Samrat Prithviraj’ with superstar Akshay Kumar in the lead role seems to be heading for a crash. The reason may be that our mature film audience is not likely to be influenced by films that may not really...

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post-Watch Out for a Rotting GutWatch Out for a Rotting Gut

Ayurveda believes that if you clean up your gut, you will soon be on your way to a new you, writes REENA SINGH When I got acquainted with Ayurveda principles some 12 years ago, I began to understand the connection...

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post-How Reading can Change Your LifeHow Reading can Change Your Life

Self-help and spiritual books have flooded the market. This is a top-selling genre, outselling thrillers and murder mysteries, biographies and autobiographies. The BRAHMA KUMARIS discuss how reading such books makes us better versions of ourselves Let’s dive straight into the...

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post-Sanatana Dharma and Communal HarmonySanatana Dharma and Communal Harmony

In today’s environment in India where religious and communal disharmony keeps threatening to raise its ugly head, Sanatana Dharma is our perfect panacea for communal harmony, says OSWALD PEREIRA Our Bharat has a rich philosophical, spiritual and cultural legacy. In...

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post-From the Sublime to the RidiculousFrom the Sublime to the Ridiculous

Composed and consciously shutting out the latent snobbery of her non-believer heart, SEEMA MUNIZ steps into the revered ancient interiors of the Meenakshi temple Two rock doves flutter above me to land on the monolithic buttress supporting the entrance. A...

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post-Veg or Non-Veg: The Choice is YoursVeg or Non-Veg: The Choice is Yours

When you make a food or diet choice, go not only by your gut feeling but also by your soul-feeling. After all, God doesn’t judge you by the food you eat, but by the company you keep and the life...

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post-Lessons in Humility from Tabla Maestro Zakir HussainLessons in Humility from Tabla Maestro Zakir Hussain

SHAILAJA GANGULY reflects on the many humble qualities of legendary tabla maestro Zakir Hussain   A recent viral video showed Zakirbhai mourning the passing on of his dear friend and fellow artiste – the renowned and much respected santoor maestro...

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