Friday, May 30, 2025

Category: Practical Spirituality

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-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-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-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-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-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-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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post-Hey Media, How About Emulating the Real Narada Muni?Hey Media, How About Emulating the Real Narada Muni?

Narada Muni was considered the first journalist to walk the earth. Today, on his birth anniversary, let us pledge to follow only authentic journalists and not the lapdog media, says REENA SINGH Are journalists today following in the worthy footsteps...

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post-Actionless in ActionActionless in Action

Analysing the essence of chapter 3 of the Bhagavad Gita, NITA AGARWAL, says that when we perform all actions without any fear of the fruits, with a meditative state of mind, in complete surrender to Bhagwan Krishna, we can perform...

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post-Shun Communal Disharmony. Fight Poverty and Unemployment, insteadShun Communal Disharmony. Fight Poverty and Unemployment, instead

India is the only country in the world that was ruled by Muslims for nearly 1,000 years and yet never become a Muslim nation. This was because of the high spiritual quotient of all Indians, writes DR ANIL K RAJVANSHI. He...

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post-The Quest for the Language of GodThe Quest for the Language of God

BATURAM NAYAK describes the elusive yet adventurous search of spiritualists and scientists for the Language of God and the Law of the Universe The search for a meaning, a pattern, an order or a purpose in the overall phenomenon of...

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post-Reiki Promotes Religious & Communal HarmonyReiki Promotes Religious & Communal Harmony

If more and more people practise Reiki, perhaps we can live in a peaceful world where people will live in harmony, says Reiki Grandmaster AMAR KUMAR The world is beautiful, and we are lucky to be a part of it....

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post-Babasaheb Ambedkar Would Have Been Proud Of Khabar LahariyaBabasaheb Ambedkar Would Have Been Proud Of Khabar Lahariya

As we celebrate Ambedkar Jayanti today, REENA SINGH outlines the story of a group of simple Dalit women that made it all the way to the Oscars this year It was Ambedkar’s endeavour to motivate the country’s backward classes, the...

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post-On Left, Right and CentreOn Left, Right and Centre

A seemingly small cut on BATURAM NAYAK’s left hand taught him a valuable lesson in life I had a small cut in my left hand, this morning. Seeing nobody around , I looked for the first-aid kit, picked a bandaid...

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post-What Has Happened To Our Humanity?What Has Happened To Our Humanity?

Let us not be consumed with thoughts of revenge. Instead take up challenges and find solutions. The human spirit always triumphs, says REENA SINGH We have turned out to be a nation of commentators on others’ misfortunes offering only opinions,...

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post-Holi: A Festival of LoveHoli: A Festival of Love

Holi is a festival of love, colours and spring ― all rolled into one. But, I believe the most important aspect of Holi is love, because only when there is love in our hearts and around, can we truly appreciate...

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post-Nature: The Pathway to God-RealizationNature: The Pathway to God-Realization

Nature opens the great treasure of God-realization, believed MAULANA WAHIDUDDIN KHAN, and advised seekers to look at the sun, trees, rivers, birds and other beautiful bounties of creation to find God From early in life, Maulana Wahiduddin Khan used to...

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post-The Wow-Factor in LifeThe Wow-Factor in Life

Be simple, open, and receptive but inward looking to experience the best in life ― to make the wow-experience happen, not once but over and over again, says BATURAM NAYAK One of the important ingredients of a healthy and meaningful...

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