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Traditions as a way to uplift the human spirit. #Navratri2016 #navratrimoments
Our ancestors were brilliant at creating traditions that uplift the human spirit. In engaging in traditions that honour the spirit and energy around us, we bring joy to ourselves and the community around us. This time each year I am in Bangalore to soak in the spirit of Navratri at the international Art of Living … Continue reading Traditions as a way to uplift the human spirit. #Navratri2016 #navratrimoments
When Silence Makes Every Spoken Word Really Count!
I have been at the Art of Living international centre since last Sunday. The place is teeming with thousands from across the world. The atmosphere and energy is indescribable and in the midst of this is the act of being in Silence. I attended a program starting Sunday the 2nd of October until Thursday the … Continue reading When Silence Makes Every Spoken Word Really Count!
Running a 150 country organization with a Smile
In an era where our lives can seem so frenetic and caught up in making a living, the fact that the volunteers of the Art of Living find the time and inspiration to support initiatives inspired by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar to make the world a better place can be a lesson for corporations on how … Continue reading Running a 150 country organization with a Smile
Love at first sight
She came into our lives 6 years ago as a miracle! Around 11:40 a.m. on a Friday morning in Lambeth, London. The untold story of the miracle for another day. Six wonderful years have gone by. As we grow up we seek reasons to be happy and are are miserable for no reason. From children we … Continue reading Love at first sight
Briefing on Autism – ‘The Economist’ April 16th
The potential of autistic people may be getting squandered if we don't create more awareness. Greater awareness is the only way we can allow early diagnosis and better outcomes for us as a society. Here are some excerpts and thoughts from the article. One in 38 children have autism according to a study done in … Continue reading Briefing on Autism – ‘The Economist’ April 16th