Spreading Positivity

  8 Ways To Cultivate Positivity In Life.... The number 8 is a favorite for many. In Pushtimarg, Lord Krishna had male friends called Tok, Arjuna, Rishabh, Subal, Sridama, Vishal, and Bhoj—altogether, they were eight in number. These friends were his confidential companions. In the Dvapara Yuga, they were the best of friends, playing together and sharing their childhood and adolescence as peers and companions. Similarly, Radha Rani also had eight sakhis, who were the main gopis: Lalita, Vishakha, Champaklata, Chitra, Tungavidya, Indulekha, Rangadevi, and Sudevi. According to the Puranas, the Ashta Sakha and Ashta Sakhi of Radha Ji played a significant role in the beliefs and practices of various traditions. They showered immense love and care on Radha and Krishna. It is said that in the Shrinathji temple, where Lord Krishna resides, there are eight sevaks who perform kirtans for Shrinathji. The bhajans of the Ashta Chaap poets are sung during the darshan of Shrinathji. Additionally...

Mindfulness and positivity: A perfect Blend for Inner Peace When we think about mindfulness, it means maintaining a moment-by-moment awareness of our thoughts, feelings, and bodily reactions, and learning from our surroundings through our natural lens—our soul. One such event I personally witnessed was the Mahakumbh, which occurs once every 144 years in our country. I was fortunate enough to take a holy dip in the Triveni Sangam, where the three sacred rivers—Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati—meet. The experience was both unimaginable and amazing. It is said that faith gives us everything, yet we often do not place enough trust in faith. Just imagine—some time ago, we faced a natural calamity, the coronavirus, which distanced us from one another. Despite the scientific advancements that brought the world closer, the pandemic forced us to stay apart to avoid infection. And now, through faith and the incredible strength of belief passed down by our ancestors, we are once again connected—this ...

  A Light on Social Media.... The digital age has redefined how we connect, communicate, and consume information. Social media has become an inseparable part of our daily lives, shaping opinions, influencing emotions, and even altering human relationships. While many argue that excessive screen time and viral trends are creating a disconnected society, there is another side to this story—one filled with hope, inspiration, and growth. Social media, when used mindfully, can be a powerful tool that spreads positivity, strengthens bonds, and rekindles faith in humanity. It is a platform that offers us a choice: to either contribute to the chaos or to illuminate the digital world with wisdom, kindness, and purpose. For me, social media has been a window to the world of hearing-impaired children, allowing their extraordinary stories to reach far and wide. Through photos, videos, and heartfelt narratives,  I am able to showcase their resilience, joy, and unwavering determination. A c...