Parth Sawhney
did will smith act like a real man at the oscars? (part 2)
What we can learn from this incident is that there’s no one in this whole wide
world, who doesn’t face the threat of losing their calm in an instant and doing
something stupid, such as resorting to violence to get back at the other person.
No one is
did will smith act like a real man at the oscars? (part 1)
The short answer is no. Absolutely not.
As much as I like Will Smith’s carefree attitude, his inclination towards
personal and spiritual growth, and his incredible cinematic work, it breaks my
heart to say that Will was out of line during the Oscars night.
One of my favorite Stoic
let go and let god
Many years ago there was a monk who needed olive oil, so he planted an olive
tree sapling. After he finished planting it, he prayed, “Lord, my tree needs
rain so its tender roots may drink and grow. Send gentle showers.” And the Lord
sent gentle showers. Then the monk
the biggest challenge for each of us
The laws of Nature (also known as God’s laws) are infallible. Your life is a
mirror reflection of how aligned you are with these laws.
It’s unfortunate that most of us are not aware of this truth. Our misguided and
misaligned thoughts, words, and actions keep us stuck
restoring the magic in our lives
When we are little, every day is a new adventure — a miracle in its own right.
Our curiosity and our quest to find happiness in little, ordinary things
energize us round the clock.
However, as we grow up, we get so tangled up with our goals, deadlines, desires,
and dreams
seven cures for a lean purse (part 2)
seven cures for a lean purse (part 1)
to love is to be responsible in all things
> “It doesn’t matter if I’ve been wronged — I still have a responsibility to use
my influence in a way that never causes harm.” — Shaun King
You must take extreme ownership of everything in your life – every thought,
word, action, behavior, and habit – not only for yourself but
never assume anything
Once an American executive was on a train in northern India with his business
partner. The train’s departure time was delayed. They sat across a table from
two Indian monks wearing saffron robes who looked to be in their late thirties
or early forties. Much to their chagrin, the