When we continuously chant a mantra or do japa, every matter, it is believed, evolves — from the smallest DNA strand in our body to the great continents on planet Earth.
Decks are dime-a-dozen — and, they are, quite simply, one practical and lively asset for anyone. No wonder, they are so well loved… Yet, the true magnificence of a deck, in its all-decked-up glory, depends on the materials used, besides craftsmanship and maintenance.
You too can attain what great people have achieved — if only you take care to stand out in your quest for knowledge, wisdom, and excellence.
More than ever before, we are today flooded with urgent moral questions — and, like our society, we are in conflict with ourselves. Yet, in the shade of this exigency, there is also hope.
It is, however, ironical that the complexity of contemporary life does not yield itself to one-dimensional, prescribed solutions beloved of movies and soap operas. It confronts the moral reason and imagination with new challenges.
Is there, then, a way of coping with them? Perhaps. We should begin by taking a journey into the past, and consult the ancient traditions of wisdom — the Upanishads, the Gnostic scriptures etc., — that offer us the highest standards to sustain and also guide us.
Sacred stones, like rivers, plants, the sky, the Earth and other natural elements, have been considered holy since time immemorial.
When “why” of “how” stimulates our mind towards half-baked theories on the origin of mankind.
Gift-giving, in its purest form, which is more satisfying for the giver, happens to be an expression of all that is noble in us.
It was Mo’s birthday. She was going to be having a party after school.
Half-way up the plant Betty, the beetle, tried to go back down — but, oh, dear, she couldn’t move!
Creative people differ from one another in a range of ways, all the same, but in one respect they seem to be unanimous: they all love what they do.
