Living Authentically: The Benefits of Embracing Vulnerability
We seldom admit our ignorance or accept our true selves. Is there a way to live authentically and align with our true self?
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?
Have you ever considered how attachment affects your happiness? This blog explores this subject in detail.
Gandhi did not confine his religion to rituals, superstitions, and dogmas. His beliefs can be a guiding light to the society tormented with fanaticism and violence.
We need to dive deeper to see the treasures hidden in religion, philosophy, and art.
Life is suffering. This is a truth that we found out through the years. It is a drab, exhausting, and sometimes excruciating ordeal. But was life like this always? Even if you are too old to remember where you put your glasses, you would most likely remember your childhood. It… Continue Reading Living in Wonderland
Decision fatigue is a tangible reality in everyone’s life. Here are some ways to avoid it.
Which is the greatest country in the world? Imagine this question announced at a G20 summit. The fake smiles of the diplomats fade away, and given enough time to discuss, even a bar fight breaks out. Despite the childishness of the query, it seems to hit a nerve. However, there… Continue Reading Did we kill Globalization?
Imagine yourself walking down an unknown street because Google Maps took you down there promising you an easier route home. Unfortunately, your phone dies in the middle of nowhere and you are stranded. Your stomach growls as always in a stressful situation. You take out a chocolate bar from your… Continue Reading Broken windows theory
The society is getting poisoned by hatred on all spheres. Is there a way to change people back to the loving ones they used to be?
“Power is of two kinds. One is obtained by the fear of punishment and the other by acts of love. Power based on love is a thousand times more effective and permanent than the one derived from fear of punishment.” —M K Gandhi
Five ways to deal with suffering from Victor Frankl, a psychologist, neuroscientist and a holocaust survivor.
Gandhi blog series #15 “I will give you a talisman. Whenever you are in doubt, or when the self becomes too much with you, apply the following test. Recall the face of the poorest and the weakest man [woman] whom you may have seen, and ask yourself, if the step… Continue Reading Gandhi’s Talisman