tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-87122685628009053582025-09-07T11:09:53.371+05:45Let's return to nature. Dare to be yourself!!!!!! Your journey to inner peace begins hereNanda Kumarhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08621959338355964790noreply@blogger.comBlogger11125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8712268562800905358.post-74349735401357240072024-05-13T12:41:00.015+05:452024-08-28T14:37:57.543+05:45

 Aiming for progress and improvements is often more fulfilling than perfection. Embracing imperfection can indeed lead to a more fulfilling and balanced life. Recognizing that perfection is an idealized concept and that imperfections are part of being human can alleviate unnecessary pressure and stress. Embracing imperfection allows growth, resilience, and a deeper appreciation of life's

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Keep calm and look at yourself.In today's fast-paced world, it can be challenging to keep our minds calm due to constant external stimuli. However, there are several practices and strategies that can help promote mental calmness.One useful way to promote mental well-being is through mindfulness and meditation. Regular practice of these techniques can help cultivate a sense of inner peace and calm

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Life of you and me and the collective life of all in nature can manifest in any form. It can be in the form of small cells at the biotic level which we even can’t see directly. It might be in the form of you and me and the form of huge creatures like Dynasores. Whether it is plants or insects all living beings that take birth, grow, and die are all manifestations of the same source called

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It's difficult to define what it means to truly live. When we try to find meaning in life using our logic, it becomes more confusing as our mind starts playing tricks on us. The mind tends to swing between positive and negative thoughts, and meditation is one place where the mind disappears.We feel that life is light and smooth when we are happy. In those moments of heartfelt happiness, maybe

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A water drop in the ocean may get bored with its stagnant state or may wish to rise. It begins to sway with the wind waves, eventually evaporating and ascending to the sky, leaving behind all its comforts. It rolls with the clouds, faces thunderbolts, travels far away exploring new directions, and finally encounters the coldness and chilliness of altitude. As it cools down, loses its

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Do you know who you are? You may say, "I am [your name]" with your surname and caste, because you belong to a specific ethnic group. You were given a name a few days after your birth to distinguish you from others of the same gender. Since the beginning of your education, you were taught to identify yourself with the full name given to you, and then to identify your relationships. You are the

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Once in my dream, I saw a small child wandering with very curious eyes. He was so curious because everything he saw was amazing and very new to him. His coming to this earth has been only a few years 7-8 years and his sensing has just begun to give him a feel of his presence on this earth as he was beginning to know the things, people, and environment around him. With no memories of

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“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new lands but seeing with new eyes.” ~ Marcel Proust “There is but one cause of failure and that is a man’s lack of faith in his true self.” ~ William James “If you tell the truth you don’t have to remember anything.” -Mark Twain Power lies not in being right, but in being real. -Someone Every day, we experience mental and emotional

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We, as human beings, are a part of the natural world and possess all its qualities, whether we realize it or not. We are born with these natural qualities, but as we grow up and socialize, layers of conditioning get imposed upon us. This causes us to slowly lose our true selves and become a person created by this conditioning.Our natural true self is like a mirror, and conditioning is like

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When we say "I am", we are referring to our physical existence in our biological form or body.In reality, our existence is not just the aliveness of the physical body. In a deeper state of meditation, we can realize and feel that "I am" means not just the alive physical body, but something within the body.In our daily lives, we have seen that when a person dies, the physical body remains, but

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Every one of us is born with unique qualities gifted by nature. As we grow up and interact with various influences from family and our social environment, our thoughts are molded and shaped by them.At some stage of life, after reaching adulthood, we all ask ourselves the question, "Who am I?" Finding an answer to this profound question of humanity is not easy, but rather very confusing. It is

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