The Vedas define mantra as “mananāt trāyatē iti mantrah” ,i.e., the contemplation or sustained repetition of which protects us from all miseries. In other words, mantra is the procedure that frees the mind from its own obsessive-compulsive thinking which is… Continue Reading →
This was a long-pending book on my reading list that I eventually read. After finishing the book, the sole thought I had was that I should implement the knowledge I gained as soon as possible. I am convinced that this… Continue Reading →
Numerology is an ancient mystical science that attributes deeper meaning to numbers. It explores the connection between numbers and our lives. Numerology traces its roots back thousands of years to ancient Egypt, Sumer, India, China, and a few other countries,… Continue Reading →
Though this is my 100th blog post, I did not have any specific target when I started blogging about 6 years back. It is a good feeling to come this far. 100 blogs in nearly 6 years may seem achievable,… Continue Reading →
While browsing for my next book to read, I stumbled upon a title that immediately grabbed my interest. A single book that delves into the diverse topics of the Vedas, Upanishads, and the Bhagavad Gita, foundational texts of Indian spiritual… Continue Reading →
Chakras refer to the seven centers of energy located in our body. Each is responsible for the well-being of specific organs and nerve bundles. The energy should always be directly upwards which is a positive flow. However, when the same… Continue Reading →
This was a long pending book on my reading list that I finally completed. The book provides some very good insights about the most important flaws, biases and causes of bad behavior with respect to money. The author mentions that… Continue Reading →
As I am writing this blog I am in the process of knowing more about my intuitions or the strongest clair. I feel that this topic can be of help to anyone who can develop their strongest clair sense in… Continue Reading →
Mudra in Sanskrit means using the fingers to make specific gesture of the hand. According to Ayurvedic school of medicine, the human body is made up of five natural elements (fire, air, space, earth, and water), which are represented by… Continue Reading →
In my earlier blog on Japanese Proverbs and Idioms i had covered a wide range of topics ranging from self development to general topics. However in this blog “Popular Japanese Proverbs and Idioms on Self-Development” i will be focusing on… Continue Reading →
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