Spirituality In Practice

Author: sipractce

  • Yoga – On the lighter side!

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    The Practice of Yoga: performing activities with body, mind and intellect/reasoning and even if it was only through body functions or organs, without attachment and solely for the sake of self- control (being consciously aware of the “I” within and its association with its field of action: the body, mind and intellect)

  • All in the morning on Oct. 2nd!

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    There are days and events where you learn a lot more than you had intended, simply as a matter of chance. Here is one such say on Oct. 2nd, 2010

  • When does one become an adult?

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    Becoming an adult could have much more to do with developing a sense of inner equilibrium in a world of limited options. This inner comfort reflects in our sense of who we are, our relationship with others, and our respect and value system on many aspects of the world we live in. Again, from this…

  • On Reflection!

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    As one begins to explore the religion and seek the meaning behind the traditions, rituals and beliefs, there comes a progressive evolution in our understanding on these matters. This in turn leads to a progression in our thought and understanding in several dimensions.

  • Why there are no “good” choices?

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    In any choice or in any decision making process there are five components involved as described above: (1) The subject matter, (2) the decision maker, (3) tools or means available, (4) role or function of these tools and the (5) laws of nature at play or divine influence. Greater our clarity in our understanding of…

  • Education: The teacher, student and the transformation.

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    Education is a transformative process. The students and the teacher are urged to focus on the “process” of learning and not get distracted by mere evidences and their interpretation and the divisions they invariably bring about. The education process was described as analogous to crossing the river with four steps: Step 1: Teacher points the…

  • The vanishing study habits

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    Good study habits are indeed vanishing habits. The only way to avoid such pitfall is for the individuals to assume their self ownership to realize that reading is not just a mechanical chore. Good study habits and reading are skills that enhance vocabulary, comprehension, assimilation of ideas and synthesis of arguements to arrive at conclusions.Those…

  • Family

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    “I am your reasoning, your knowledge, your teachings in the scriptures, your God in your temple, your father, your mother, your siblings and friends and everything that has enabled you to be who you are. I am the limitless “You” in you, your family at large”.

  • Happy Mother’s Day

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    This motherly love and willingness to care for others is instinctive and is generational. It is a special gift of nature to the human kind. So, to all mothers, who make this world a psecial place: Happy Mother’s day!

  • The ills of Japanese economy: Seperating the reality from perceptions

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    All companies of the developed nations need to “think different and act different”. In the past three decades, most of these companies have gone after the “easy money” of replicating known solutions – in terms of physical goods and their production – using IT applications as the back bone for such effort. This has resulted…