A unique perspective on Spirituality, Philosophy and Love.
We seldom admit our ignorance or accept our true selves. Is there a way to live authentically and align with our true self?
Manu Adams
Is grit a positive trait? Most would argue that it is. But I am having second thoughts.
Manu Adams
Decision fatigue is a tangible reality in everyone’s life. Here are some ways to avoid it.
Manu Adams
We are overwhelmed with life. Slow living is the antidote to the stress that haunts us.
Manu Adams
We are forced to unquestionably believe in some unrealistic notions. Is Happily ever after one of them?
Manu Adams
A Jewish anatomy professor, condemned to live in Auschwitz concentration camp, couldn’t take any more torture and decided to end his life. The anatomy professor very well knew which vein to severe for a painless and quick death. But the room had poor lighting. To let more light in, he climbed up… Continue Reading Seasons of Life
Manu Adams
A zen master proclaimed his intention to visit the palace of the king, who happened to be his disciple. Hearing about his master’s arrival, the King made colorful arrangements to welcome the wise sage. On the day, a huge crowd including wise men gathered. The King himself waited at the… Continue Reading Laughing at Oneself
Manu Adams
Aesop’s fables tells the story of the race between the Hare and the Tortoise. But more than just a children’s tale, the story has many inherent philosophies
Manu Adams
Some people are unhappy in spite of all the riches they posses. Despite all the miseries, some others maintain a positive attitude towards life. Why such a paradox?
Manu Adams
A difference in opinion is difficult to deal with. How can we correct someone without starting a war?
Manu Adams
When we look around in nature, humans are the only creatures who hoards stuff. Except for some insects like ants who gather to survive a harsh season, all living things abide by the nature’s law and consume the minimum resources for survival. The only contradiction is humans, who believes piling up resources for himself is the sole aim of his existence.
Manu Adams
Coming to think about it, it is so uncanny, the deep revelations the deluge brought to the observer. The vanity of things that we hold dear in our lives, futility of a life time of effort, the need for true friends and so on. On contemplation, the disaster prompts us to reconsider our priorities in life. Wouldn’t it be better if we rebuilt the society without walls that separate and imprison us, throw away that ‘trespassers will be prosecuted’ sign from our egocentric lives and open up to be a loving and interdependent society that stays united in spite of all the differences.
Manu Adams
