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practicing spiritual attitude at work (and otherwise)

practicing spiritual attitude at work (and otherwise)

A great role model to look up to as we find ourselves overwhelmed with life’s challenges is Ram, the protagonist of the Hindu epic Ramayana. Even though is an incarnation (avatar) of Lord Vishnu, he still lives a normal human existence — a life journey where he encounters crises and

mastering the art of wanting less

mastering the art of wanting less

26 quotes that showcase the significance of love in philosophy

26 quotes that showcase the significance of love in philosophy

Here are some quotes by ancient thinkers as well as esteemed authors and thought leaders that emphasize the significance of love in both personal growth and philosophical exploration, highlighting how it plays a crucial role in our understanding of the world and ourselves. . . . "The only way to deal with

let love be your guiding force

let love be your guiding force

don’t delay an act of goodness

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

leaders hold their ground and take charge

leaders hold their ground and take charge

Powered by RedCircle “A leader is an ordinary person, put into an extraordinary circumstance, who chooses to step up and take action.” – Darren Hardy “Everyone is tough until they get punched in the face.” – Mike Tyson A leader is not always born with exceptional abilities or extraordinary qualities; rather, they

modesty and silence reveal true wisdom

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

don’t play the blame game

don’t play the blame game

Epictetus once taught his students this lesson: “Finding fault with others when things are going badly for him is what an uneducated person does. Finding fault with himself is what a partially educated person does. Finding fault with neither others nor himself is what a fully educated person does.” (Handbook

get up and get going

get up and get going