Book Recommendation – The Grace in Aging by Kathleen Dowling Singh
(Recommended by Sathyam)
This can be that spark you have been waiting for!!
Impermanence is life’s only promise to us
My friends, let’s grow up. Let’s stop pretending we don’t know the deal here. Or if we truly haven’t noticed, let’s wake up and notice. Look: Everything that can be lost, will be lost.It’s simple—how could we have missed it for so long? Let’s grieve our losses fully, like ripe human beings, But please, let’s not be so shocked by them.
“IT IS NOT IMPERMANENCE THAT MAKES US SUFFER. WHAT MAKES US SUFFER IS WANTING THINGS TO BE PERMANENT, WHEN THEY ARE NOT.”
Thought of the Week – 27th January 2020 (2)
Any individual society or nation (or Organisation) that functions on
Rights rather than Duties
will deteriorate and perish.
Taking deteriorates and serving nourishes.
– Bhagavad Gita – A. Parthasarathy
Thought of the Week – 27th January 2020
Letting Go – Guided Meditation
beginning to see yourself as you are now…
You can’t make radical changes in the pattern of your life until you begin to see yourself exactly as you are now. As soon as you do that, changes will flow naturally. You don’t have to force anything, struggle, or obey rules dictated to you by some authority. It is automatic; you just change. But arriving at that initial insight is quite a task. You have to see who you are and how you are without illusion, judgment, or resistance of any kind.
Thought for the Week – 20th January 2020 (2)
Thought for the Week – 20th January 2020
Finding a Purpose in Life (an ikigai)
What is Ikigai?
Ikigai (pronounced “eye-ka-guy”) is, above all else, a lifestyle that strives to balance the spiritual with the practical.
This balance is found at the intersection where your passions and talents converge with the things that the world needs and is willing to pay for.
ONE TUSK 