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This is a very amusing and short story about an intelligent businessman. Once, a truck carrying eggs collided with another vehicle and overturned. As a result, all the eggs were smashed on the road, and a crowd quickly gathered at the scene.  Suddenly, a kind-looking gentleman emerged from the crowd and approached the egg truck's driver. He said,"Brother, surely your owner will hold you responsible for this loss and demand compensation." The driver replied, "Yes, absolutely." The gentleman then said, "But you are poor! Where will you get so much money? Do this - here, take ten rupees from me. If you collect a little bit more from the rest of the people here, I think it will be enough to cover the loss." Following his suggestion, a good amount of money was collected within a short time.  Slowly, the crowd dispersed, and the gentleman also left. Afterward, a passerby remarked to himself, "You don't see such good people these days! Wh...

In the article “The Indian senior citizen: Dying rich but not living rich” by Mahesh Pai reproduced hereunder, he highlights: - how many Indian seniors spend their lives saving and investing for the next generation, often denying themselves comfort and joy. - Emotional attachment to property and traditional investments, rising healthcare costs, and outdated financial habits keep them away from living fully.  - urges seniors to prioritize their well-being, diversify investments, enjoy their resources, and embrace changing times — living meaningfully instead of merely accumulating wealth to leave behind. To me : Richness is not about the money we hold or hoard, but about living exuberantly with what we have. Financial independence does matters — to live our old age with dignity, without depending on our children, physically or financially. In India, cannot depend on the Government also, despite we pay tax for earning and spending. If we own far more than we ever need or u...

  By nature Seagull are expert fliers. It flies to its expertise to catch fish for its living  But each act does not guarantee any expectation!  Still it gets its fish ..... on its perseverance.  One need to play expertise in every act. But need not get an expected result for every act Trust, the results are always culmination of actions. Beyond yours .  One more thing. ... One need to keep learning to excel the expertise continously. That is what adoptive growth. On 2 principles: 1. Unwilling to confirm to the defined results. 2. Unwind creations beyond confined expectation. Live to act, learn and grow.  Beyond yours. To cater the needs beyond yours.. Like  narrated  in the book  Jonathan living stone  seagull by   Richard Harris And cause every act to result beyond yours!  

  An excellent teaching.....Be meditative in whatever you do, for meditation to happen....  Imitation is one way to start learning.  Despite, its limitation.   Children learn to experience that way.  It is a way of modelling an excellence.  In imitation, one will be meditative  for a while . With an intention to excel. on the way,  one can learn to find & fine tune the frequency to be meditative all the time. that is timeless.

  PAST: There's a past to be remembered but there is a past to be forgotten. Let go of the dead past.  Use the past that are remembered, only for learning, if any. Thereafter let go of that dead past too. Actually nature buries the past if there is no lesson or you have learnt a lesson. We keep the decayed trash mindfully only for emotional drama.  FUTURE: There's a future built by our dream by way of plan of action. Mind that there is a place and time to construct it. And that is now, the present. PRESENT It is the only time alive now and here.  So - Focus on what is right now. - Use your purpose to respond to what is important now. Physically and mentally you can be only now and here. Be (in )the present..

Tom Chi tells 3 stories to explain how we are all connected - a story of the heart, a story of the breath and a story of the mind and shares with us the concept of the 'palette of being' and how our actions can expand possibilities for ourselves, those we come into contact with and for those that come after us  Go to this link for the 3 stories .  Moral of the 3 stories: We exist only because many others in the past did and in the present doing something unique during their existence. Thus, each one of us physically exist for a purpose, beyond self. So, what do I (as a human being) consciously think, say & do, beyond self?