Personal Growth

Imagine this – you are going to be a part of creating history with a Guinness Book of World Record – with more than 4000 children as participants, 20 cameras, another 5000 teachers and parents waiting outside – you head the Organization that’s attempting to create this record. Feel the heat? Amidst all this, you […]

I am guilty of making people feel guilty! Initially, I did not know that we shouldn’t make others feel guilty. Later, some wise being said, ‘never talk to anyone in a way that makes them feel like they owe you an apology’. It made sense. But I did not know what was the opposite of

This is one of the most powerful sentences! I am sure many of you would have read this sentence or something on similar lines before. When I read it, it was like as if my entire life just paused for a minute and I floated above it to see – that I am here because

What I love the most about being a part of this world is that we each want to be useful to someone and help each other out most often. However, helping without rescuing – what is this about and why is it important? Imagine this – Scene 1: A person is drowning – You go and

Firstly, what are you expecting? And what will happen if your expectations aren’t met? Starting with a generalised statement – as humans, we all expect. In relationships, more so. Be it a friend, spouse, parent, child, partner etc. It appears as if we get into relationships just to fulfil our expectations. Mostly, things start off

I am not attached to him, although his love has been the greatest I have consistently experienced in my life. I have been lucky to have many more people love me and stand by me throughout. It’s just that I understood my father’s love language the best. He made me feel safe. He was kind

We have access to more than what we need today. And yet we feel incomplete. We have a lot but yet, the heart searches for something. Many are in search of something, some are in search of finding out themselves, who they are! It’s a great question. Ramana Maharshi, a great Indian philosopher, and saint