You don’t have to be a Zen master to learn mindfulness. All you’ve to do is look at situations dispassionately — like choosing what you’d most likely do in the given circumstance, or reaping the rewards by responding in the most mindful manner that is your own.
What is it that enables some of us to persevere in overcoming obstacles and setbacks that, otherwise, subjugate the less disciplined and less committed? Simple — it is self-discipline.
Happiness cannot exist in a vacuum, or in isolation, because the greatest delight, of which each of us is capable, cannot emerge, or exist, unless others around us are equally happy to relish their share of happiness.
Any emotional upheaval, or physical illness, affects our body just as much as our mind. Healing restores balance and brings about accord. This isn't poetic allegory. It has biological notations: a symphony that orchestrates our body’s chemistry with the physics of consciousness.
Our life is a complete stage-show; it is complex and mutually dependent. You cannot, for instance, stub out a ‘species’ to benefit the other. If such a thing happens, it leads to significant vagaries — right from soil erosion to climatic disparity.
The philosopher Aristotle would be smiling, because his credo of the ‘seamless’ relationship that exists between body, mind and soul is being increasingly used in medical treatment — primarily because human health is ‘harmonious‘ balance.
“Music," as philosopher Plato said, "gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything.” It not only fills us with the purpose of the noble, or sacred; it also helps us to create a resonant milieu for philosophical reflection.
The world has now reached a stage where we have to bank upon just one new-fangled Vedic chant that holds the best[est] 'therapeutic' key to keep the COVID-19 'wolf' from everyone's door: "Om Vaccinayana Namaha."
Have thought of one unique record. No offence meant. Shubman Gill maybe the only batsman ever... who can play under water. How? Because, he has the gill of fish😄And, who'd it be to bowl? Jason Gill[espie] and Stuart Mc[Gill]😂
For most people who delve into and are focused on their mindful consciousness and spiritual awareness, their intent is obvious — to retain and embrace the 'divine in us,' at all times.
Let the lilies blossom afresh in our mind’s garden, or thoughtful space, that also connects to all the phenomena that makes science a delightful, wonderful, eloquent, and yet a fascinatingly absorbing experience and vocation.
We all voyage through life like combers over matter, or slow, measured surges — a form of explicit transformation. This is part of our time and space expanse, or continuum. It delineates us and précises our existence — of who we are, as self-regulating entities.
Diversity holds a vital prospect — because, it is multiplicity that heralds discussion. Add to it variance, and you’d stimulate interaction — a framework balanced by mutual understanding, especially when we are yearning for humanistic healthcare.
Pure science is not a boring, arid, pithy, or intellectual idea, as is the popular opinion. It has its own element of prettiness, also motivation, on its whole canvas.