ancient wisdom
you must choose formlessness over rigidity
Seneca wrote, “We must also make ourselves flexible, to avoid becoming too devoted to the plans we have formed.” Following the rules and living a purposeful life is extremely important. However, being rigid all the time is not a sound strategy.
You must be willing to adapt yourself as per
the paradox of wealth and joy: striking a harmonious balance
Diverse viewpoints surround the concept of money. Some perceive it as a boon and a lifeline, while others view it as a curse and a malevolent force.
Money holds a captivating allure. It occupies a significant role in our daily existence, yet it isn't the entirety of existence.
the three stoic disciplines
different situations demand different roles
“In a tiny, subtle form,
You appeared before Sita.
In a giant, formidable form,
You burned Lanka.”
(Quatrain 9, Hanuman Chalisa)
This verse describes Hanuman’s ability to shrink and expand his physical form as the situation demands. He first took the form of a small non-threatening monkey before the
embracing change: welcoming the new with faith and optimism
“Why should anyone be afraid of change? What can take place without it? What can be more pleasing or more suitable to universal nature? Can you take your bath without the firewood undergoing a change? Can you eat without the food undergoing a change? And can anything useful be done
don’t delay an act of goodness
One important lesson we can all learn in our spiritual journey is this: If you want to do something good, do it immediately, but if you want to do something bad, brush it aside. In other words, make virtuous deeds your main priority. Our mind has the tendency to be
modesty and silence reveal true wisdom
"Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something." - Plato
In life, true wisdom often shines brightest when accompanied by modesty and silence. It's not about showing off or boasting, but rather about quietly and humbly embodying knowledge
the sacred night of Shiva: unveiling the legends of Mahashivratri
“Mahashivratri is of great significance for all those who aspire for the Ultimate. May this night become an exuberant awakening for you.”
— Sadhguru
Mahashivratri, the "Great Night of Shiva," is a vibrant Hindu festival celebrated annually, steeped in rich mythology and symbolism. Two prominent legends weave the narrative
