Merakyahoga

Faith is to believe what you do not see; the reward of this faith is to see what you believe. A false self-confidence...

In ancient days, the seventh day of the week was known as the Sabbath. Reserved for some of life’s most important, yet commonly neglected pursuits, including spending time with one’s family and hours in deep reflection and self-renewal. It provided a chance for hard-working people to renew their batteries and spend a day living life more fully.

A few years back, I found a book entitled 'Bring Out the Magic in Your Mind'. It was written almost thirty years ago by a man named Al Koran, who was then known as “the Finest Mental Magician in the World.”

I have always found it ironic that so many people say they would do anything for a little more time every day and yet they squander the time they already have. Time is life's great leveler. We all have the same allotment of twenty-four hours in a day. What separates the people who create great lives from others is how they use these hours.

The more the pace of our lives speeds up, the greater the impact the simple gestures of life will have on those most deserving of them. And near the very top of my list of simple gestures that have profound consequences is the lost art of writing thank you notes. How many times you, if you recollect, you've used these words in your day to day life?

On his deathbed, a man reflected on his entire life's learning and then summed it up in seven simple words: "Let us be kinder to one another".

The boy entered the house in a disgusted manner and slammed the door behind. The mother looked at him and asked about his day in the school but got no reply. The boy locked himself in his room.

Sages often draw our attention to an Indian fable wherein it is stated that if it rains at the time when star Svati is in the ascendant, and a drop of rain falls into an oyster, that drop gets transformed into a pearl.

Arjun once asked Lord Krishna what life was? The question was just of three words but it was the biggest question for mankind. Lord Krishna too gave the answer in just three words:

The boy entered the house in a disgusted manner and slammed the door behind. The mother looked at him and asked about his day in the school but got no reply. The boy locked himself in his room.

Life is full of challenges; and sometimes, under pressure, people crack. They feel they can no longer stand against all the problems facing them. Sometimes people feel they have the worst job in the world, others feel they have the worst health problems.

n a forest, a pregnant deer was in labour pain and was about to deliver. Looking for a safe place for delivery, she found a remote grass field near a river. Suddenly, the process triggered...

The mind is whatever we make of it. As we think, so we become. We are a product of our thoughts

How do you define happiness when someone asks you, “Are you happy?” You say either yes or no. Right?