Spirituality In Practice

Tag: objectivity

  • Joint Family 

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    The “Joint Family” system is well respected in Indian culture. It is considered as one of the hallmarks of Sanata Dharma: It can be considered an individual’s duty or purpose, guiding their actions and decisions to live a fulfilling and meaningful life. The path to self-realization through dharma involves aligning one’s actions and choices with their deepest…

  • Where is the stop sign when you are flying in the sky?

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    “Stop” sign has a definite meaning when you are on the land. You are driving along and you come upon a stop sign. You have no choice but come to a complete stop. It is a point of decision – you turn right, left or proceed straight forward. All of us make such decisions as…

  • On overcoming the fear of death

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    Katie Donovan and Dalton Prager — like Hazel Grace Lancaster and Augustus Waters, the teenagers in the 2014 film — fell in love even though they knew the other could die at any time. The real-life couple also shared a diagnosis of cystic fibrosis. Adding to their drama was the fact that Katie’s doctors had…

  • Happy Mother’s Day – 2012

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    It is also time to express our gratitude and admiration for all those who are now caring for their mothers (and fathers) at a time of their need, simply for who they are, our elders. I am sure this group of admirable human being includes a lot of mothers! To them, a special word of…

  • Anatomy of our experiences: Objectivity – the end result

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    Any one can develop skills with respect to any subject matter, to exercise true objectivity through equal regard for all evidences perceived through all three connectors. Such objectivity elevates the person to the highest levels of performance with respect to that subject matter.