Parth Sawhney

Light has been a popular symbol in numerous spiritual and religious traditions including Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, and Islam. In particular, it has been employed as a beautiful metaphor for knowledge, in contrast to the darkness of ignorance. When it is dark, we don’t know what’s happening around us.

We need to change our vantage point and undergo an ‘identity transplantation.’ The obstacles that we may face are the monkey mind (the incessant chatter that does not help us), our numb heart (that is depriving us of experiencing love, connection, and the beautiful feelings that we are not able

We have evidence of a Higher Power all around us. There is an intelligence that is way beyond the comprehension of the human mind. When we are struggling with our addictions and attachments and not able to overcome them, we may feel powerless and weak. In those times, we can

> “If we seek Plato’s philosopher-king in the flesh we could hardly do better than Marcus.” ― Gregory Hays Born in 121 AD and educated extensively in rhetoric and philosophy by his teachers, Marcus Aurelius succeeded his adoptive father Antoninus Pius as Emperor of Rome in 161 AD and

A lot of people operate with the limiting belief that as they get older, it’s natural for their health to deteriorate. This is far from the truth. By taking care of a few things, we can ensure that we have great health at any age. Whether you’re a

> “It is so easy to say something at the expense of another for the purpose of enhancing our own image. But such remarks – irresistible as they may be – serve only to fatten our egos and agitate others. We should be so fearful of hurting people that even if a

> “Your financial success is directly related to the size of the problem you solve for other people (solve BIG problems and you’ll make BIG money).” — Brian Tracy Optimists come in two flavors: one who are delusional and think that their most pressing problems will disappear in the near

> “Generosity brings prosperity, but withholding from charity brings poverty. Those who live to bless others will have blessings heaped upon them, and the one who pours out his life to pour out blessings will be saturated with favor.” — Proverbs 11:24-25 TPT If you want to invite prosperity

> “For as these were made to perform a particular function, and, by performing it according to their own constitution, gain in full what is due to them, so likewise, a human being is formed by nature to benefit others, and, when he has performed some benevolent action or accomplished