Spreading Positivity

Stay Inspired.... I remember very well a few years back when an article was published in the newspaper about the speech therapist Devangi Dalal, who is making a difference in the lives of deaf people. It was a quarter-page feature in Hindustan Times, written by a good journalist. The article was well-written and informative. Everyone appreciated it; many of my clients, friends, and family read it and congratulated me. One of my clients, who was around 75 years old and had been my patient for more than a decade, read the article. He called to congratulate me and said he would send a gift soon. I told him there was no need and that his blessings were enough for me. He insisted, saying it was something unique that I would like. A few days later, I received my article, cut out, laminated, and titled, "This is an article about your grandmother, who has done wonderful work for society, especially for hearing-impaired (deaf) people." I was amazed to see that. I called him and felt b

  All we have to do is, Act Now... The lion, king of the jungle, recently captured my attention during our trip to an African safari. Though it is huge and great in action, if it is hungry, its actions are incredibly fast. They gather together, strategize, and act as soon as possible. Whether they make a big kill or a small kill, they share it with their family. If they are not hungry, they show no action, lie down, find good ground, and relax for as long as they feel like. Any humans or animals passing by do not affect them. It is said that every action has a reaction. The better the right action, the better the reaction. The lion, an animal without a human brain, knows when to take the correct action. They only harm when needed, and they are creatures that need to kill other creatures for survival. That' s natural and unavoidable. However, we humans have many options for our diet, such as non-veg, veg, Asian, vegan, or Jain. The lion doesn't have the knowledge to change its w

Nature's Balance  I read somewhere that you don’t have to be a workaholic to be successful. It is said that balance is not something you find, but something you create. To be successful, you can balance your mental and physical health first, then balance your family and professional life, and finally balance your desires and ambitions. We, as human beings with powerful thinking brains, have learned that being successful means having a lot of money and fame, which is not true. Being balanced means finding purpose in this universe with a balanced mind, heart, and soul. This statement is very difficult to follow today in such a fast-paced and scientifically revolutionized world. However, when I visited a safari and saw animals and birds that don’t have brains like ours and don’t have any exposure to the outside world, I noticed how well they balance within the world they have around them. I felt that animals and birds are the best creatures in this universe who understand nature's

  Species and Space…. Today, it's the 8th of June, and I feel proud that I have completed four years of writing blogs. In the last four years, I have written more than 215 blogs on spreading positivity. I would like to thank my readers for encouraging my efforts in writing. This attitude of positive writing has created a lot of space in my mind and around me to think differently and in the right direction, which helps me as well as the environment around me. As a human being, like any other, I have created a lot of positive energy in and around myself. I like to travel and explore the world and always try to understand how different human beings are from each other. I have learned and felt that God's blessings are always with you, but apart from that, as a human being, you need blessings from your parents, support from family and friends, and an understanding of other natural species on Earth. If you feel so, then you have enough space in yourself to deal with things, as well a