Saturday, April 26, 2025
post-Healthy Coexistence of Medicine SystemsHealthy Coexistence of Medicine Systems

If religions can coexist happily, so can different medicine systems walk hand-in-hand to put you on the path of health and happiness, says REENA SINGH I have been a user of both Ayurveda and Allopathy. No, I am not using...

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post-Spirituality: Our Immunity Enhancer in Covid TimesSpirituality: Our Immunity Enhancer in Covid Times

DR PUSHPA CHATURVEDI recommends spiritual care as a vital component of holistic self-health management and as a means to boost immunity and cope with the stress and suffering of the pandemic These difficult, uncertain Covid times have made us reflect on the quality...

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post-Sports is a Spiritual ExperienceSports is a Spiritual Experience

ARJUN PEREIRA, a sports enthusiast says that many of the rules in sport reflect our deepest spiritual goals Sports is big business. Glittering trophies, glory, fame, glamour, media coverage, PR and other factors are key to all sports. It is...

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post-Karma and the Second Covid WaveKarma and the Second Covid Wave

The deathly trail of the second Covid wave is a settlement of our Karmic account. But God is kind; and it’s never too late to mend our ways, says POONAM BAJAJ A very famous quote by the Vietnamese monk Thich...

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post-Covid-19: Looking at the Big PictureCovid-19: Looking at the Big Picture

KISHOR KULKARNI suggests that by trusting the Divine and adopting a spiritual attitude, it may be possible to cope with the Covid crisis These are very difficult times for mankind with Covid-19 raging all over the world. Suffering and death...

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post-Soul-stirring FoodSoul-stirring Food

SHAILAJA GANGULY analyses food and the way we approach it at different times according to the ambience and our mood Arrayed artistically in attractive stone bowls circling a multi-coloured fountain spouting from a glass cherub’s pout — a rainbow assortment of...

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post-We are One Today!We are One Today!

Exactly a year ago, we launched YoursPositively.com to give readers another perspective on life so that they see the world through the prism of positivity and have a daily website that will fill them up with a daily dose of...

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post-Friend Beloved GodFriend Beloved God

We will be happier beings if we all strive to develop a perfect friendship with God, says OSWALD PEREIRA Friend Beloved God ― that’s the most powerful way of addressing Divinity.  The address strikes a chord in our hearts and...

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post-Peace: A Universal ReligionPeace: A Universal Religion

Peace is the only suitable religion for man, for in a peaceful environment, all good things are possible, says MAULANA WAHIDUDDIN KHAN Peace is a product of a positive mental attitude, while violence is the result of negative thinking. Peace...

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post-Tagra RahoTagra Raho

What is needed more than ever before at this time in history is a positive outlook, coupled with good health, immunity and some strategic, wise thinking like ‘Tagra Raho’, says REENA SINGH Age-old wisdom tells us that a positive outlook helps...

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post-Compassion in Covid TimesCompassion in Covid Times

While some unscrupulous people are fleecing families of the Covid-afflicted, there are many ordinary folk acting with great compassion in helping the suffering people with free medical supplies and essential services, says SEEMA MUNIZ  A friend from Norway wrote, “In...

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post-Haridwar: Passage to the Next RealmHaridwar: Passage to the Next Realm

ARJUN PEREIRA found joy in the Ganga in Haridwar, as he accompanied his wife and brother-in-law to immerse his mother-in-law’s holy ashes in the sacred river I went to Haridwar recently, accompanying my wife and brother-in-law, to immerse my mother-in-law’s...

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post-We Need to Follow the Religion of LoveWe Need to Follow the Religion of Love

What is more important, rituals and practises of a religion or ahimsa, love and nonviolence that true spirituality implies? RENU GULATI analyses Do monks really have to wear robes? Does religion really have to be institutionalised? Do mantras or chants really have...

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post-Of Scattered Grain, Birds and MonkeysOf Scattered Grain, Birds and Monkeys

PRIYA KHANNA lives in a quiet Cantonment town in Uttarakhand. So far, the area has been relatively untouched by the pandemic. Of late, she has taken to feeding the birds in the area – a welcome diversion from the disturbing news...

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post-Civility and Brotherhood in IslamCivility and Brotherhood in Islam

OSWALD PEREIRA narrates true stories of Muslim civility and brotherhood while he worked and lived in Muscat, the capital of the Sultanate of Oman A police officer flags down a motorist and asks him to come out of his car....

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post-Eid During Pandemic TimesEid During Pandemic Times

MEHAR MUSTAQUE gets ready to celebrate Eid with a pledge to help others. That will be the right way to celebrate Eid this year, she says The Moon is sad this year” has been the sentiment during much of the month...

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post-A Prayer War Against Covid-19A Prayer War Against Covid-19

OSWALD PEREIRA calls for an interfaith, collective prayer war, followed by practical, radical measures to annihilate Covid-19 Let us all as Indians get together and declare a war against our common dastardly enemy ― Covid-19. Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Jains,...

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post-Nurses: Superheroes in the War Against CovidNurses: Superheroes in the War Against Covid

DR PUSHPA CHATURVEDI pays a glowing tribute to our superhero nurses, who are in the frontline in the war against the deadly Covid-19 Amidst the deadly Covid-19 pandemic, International Nurses Day being celebrated around the world today, assumes great significance. Nurses...

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