Spreading Positivity

  Beyond Garba and Glamour: What Navratri Teaches Us About the Strength Within ?  We Indians believe that Goddess Durga has such immense power that no negativity can survive when she blesses us. No matter how overwhelming the negativity around us may be, her blessings give us the strength to overcome it when we pray with faith from within. Navratri is also a celebration that brings people together in a festive spirit, allowing them to participate wholeheartedly, forgetting the barriers of caste and religion. There is a beautiful secret of life hidden in this celebration: when you play Garba, you do not have to overthink every step, but you must be completely involved in the moment. Today, Garba is celebrated on a grand scale, with groups learning choreographed steps and performing together. Social media is filled with reels encouraging people to participate, and many even take leave from work to dedicate all nine days to the festivities. Glamour has also become a part of these...

  Does success look different at different stages of life?  First of all, in today’s fast-moving world and with the kind of progress we see in the scientific world, what exactly does success mean to us? Is it having a treasure of money or fame, or is it something else? More or less, every individual existing on this earth feels that success means having all the facilities of life, with enough money to buy food and enjoy the luxuries of life. Success is often about reaching the top in every aspect of life. We just witnessed our global hero, our Indian pilot Smit Machar, fighting courageously at a place where one could not have imagined. His courage changed the thought process of so many people in the world and showed that humanity still exists. His courage reminds us that success is not final, failure is not fatal, and it is the courage to continue that truly counts. Success can come at any part of life if your vision and hard work remain consistent. Smit had a clear vision of ...

  What happens when we stop being curious? I have heard that curiosity is the most powerful thing you own. After dealing with 35 years of practice and meeting ample people, I always feel curious to know why, where, what, which way, when and how something happened, and it gives me clarity about why people behave in different manners. Many times I feel that for a normal person, raising normal children is much easier than raising special children, but still we don't understand and value that. So many parents of normal children feel that it is so difficult to deal with today's generation because even to have faith in God, we have to give explanations to them; it doesn't happen naturally. For this, we are only responsible. We follow a spiritual path nowadays because other people are following it, but not because we truly believe in it. Information on social media has become our guide, so we have stopped applying our own mind and being curious. Recently, I visited one place where...