One of the finest and highly recommended books on spirituality, “The Power of Now” by Eckhart Tolle presents the importance of being in the present moment i.e “NOW”. This book also presents actionable strategies to enjoy our present fully, without stressing about the past or worrying about the future. What is the “Power of Now”? It’s none other than the power of your conscious presence, your consciousness liberated from thought forms. It means giving attention…
“Ikigai” by Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles gives you the life-changing tools to uncover your personal IKIGAI. It focuses on finding our purpose…
Work performed in a state of intense focus by avoiding any form of distraction such that one pushes their cognitive…
The following article presents a summary of the book titled ‘Unlimited Memory’ written by Kevin Horsley. It also attempts to bring out the lessons one can learn from this book. Would you like a speech from an orator, who periodically takes a pause and refer to his notes? Or like to be attended by a doctor, who after examining your body, searches the web to find the remedy for the disease that infected you? Do…
“As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” This is the 7th verse from the 23rd chapter of…
“I really hate this subject! No information from its textbook goes inside my head.” “I wish the exam were held…
The book “Why I Am An Atheist” is actually an essay by the legendary Bhagat Singh (the fortunate, yet the most unfortunate revolutionary) Bhagat Singh was born in 1907 in erstwhile Punjab province (undivided India). His parents were also a part of the freedom struggle, so Bhagat Singh was exposed to these ideas quite early in life and was totally gripped by patriotic fervor. As his Grandfather was an Arya Samajist, he completed his schooling…
Hitler and Gandhi both were extremists. But Gandhi chose humanity over anything else and propounded the path of Ahimsa as…
As the name suggests, in the book The 5-Second Rule, the world-famous speaker and bestselling author Mel Robbins presents the…
“Who Moved My Cheese?” by late Dr. Spencer Johnson is a book that talks about the importance of change in our lives and also how should we deal with that change. The author in a very simplified and beautiful way explained “Change” through a short and interesting story. The main characters in this story are two little mice, named Sniff and Scurry, and two little people, named Hem and Haw, who look for their cheese…
