‘Apne dil me doob ke paiya surage-Zindagi,Tu agar mera nahin banta, na ban, apna to ban.’The secret of life can be found in the heart of yourself. If you cannot read my feelings, it does not matter; listen to the voice of your heart at least.You should take full advantage of the book ‘successful living’. […]
Once King Milind sent an invitation to saint Nagsen. An ambassador reached Nagsen and requested him that King Milind wanted to meet him and that he had come with an invitation.Nagsen replied that he would come definitely. This is nobody like saint Nagsen. It is simply a name. The ambassador reported the matter to the
*Put your heart, mind, intellect and soul even to your smallest acts,This is the secret of success.—Swami Shivananda*What is suffering? Suffering is a blessing in disguise. We are always afraid of suffering,and we do not want to suffer.However, suffering is a means of realizing and exterminating the evil karma. One should welcome it just as
‘Your repertory of memory power is a microcosm devoid of which, this world is all but a blank piece of paper.’Many people believe that as a man ages, his memory falters and wisdom withers. Nothing could be farther from truth than this assumption. In fact a man can keep growing cerebrally even past his prime
Success in any examination, howsoever tough and compititive, is dicided just by one element. That is individual merit of person concerned. Some believe that talent in an inborn trait. This may be true to some extent. But equally true is this that guts and grits too can bail you out of adversities even in face
In order to write well, you should have sound knowledge of spelling or word formation. One who errs in spelling, reduces his writing to an insect crawl. Bad handwriting demits even a good piece of text, and writer fails to convey his piece of mind. Even if spelling mistakes in writing be few or far
Try learning memory methods shorn of technical jargon and nomenclature charade. For example, go through the following text :The founding father of Arya Samaj, Swami Dayanand Saraswati was born in Kathiawad in a Brahmin family in year 1824. His childhood name was Moolshankar. Though he had no knowledge of English language, he was a great
Doubtless, all parts of our body are unique and significant, our sense organs being more so. And, of all our sense perceptions, occular vision is rated top most. Indeed, our eyes are paramount as they connect us to the world outside. If they cease functioning, there would be no glitter or grandeur of the outside
Your eyes are extremely important part of your body. It’s through them that you are able to comprehend this universe, and the seven colours of a rainbow. Indeed eyes mean a lot in all fields of endeavour. They can size up a man in minutes and play significant role in a person’s charm and beauty.Use
Serious about revamping your life and hitting on bull’s eye? Make your endeavours fruitful by organising your daily routine in a better way. Because that is sure way to success in life. When your routine vibes with limitless power of mind, you get a knack of grasping and analysing facts, and rise gracefully from exhaustion.
Rest and relaxation, though simple sounding, are crucial in mad rush of the present day living. Take away ‘repose’ from life’s mundane activities, and you end up with a shattered bundle of flesh and bones after a hard day’s work. If you drag on your mind and body without giving them proper rest, your efficiency
They say the world exists only for so long as you are alive. Else, world is nothing but oblivion. Ergo, we should live as close to nature as possible, and abstain from intoxicating and inebriating foods and drinks. Your physical body, the best of your material possession, needs to be preserved at every cost. For
Faculty of memory in man is deeply associated with his eating habits. A man who takes a balanced and nutritious diet, has a keen memory. Food energy though, isn’t required for memory alone, but for myriad of other life activities as well. Here it is pertinent to ask : How can food help memory? Answer
Pranayama and Longevity : There are examples galore to prove that Pranayama increases one’s life span very significantly. One example of it will appeal even to sceptics, the superstitious and nonbelievers. Physicians of traditional system of Indian medicine hold that respiration is to human life what pool of oil is to clay lamp. Used prudently
Shanmukhi MudraThis stance involves shutclosing of six sensory apertures on face, and slipping into deep meditation thereafter. This begins with posturing your body in Padmasana or Vajrasana stance. Plug your ear canals with thumb, eyes with index fingers, nasal apertures with two middle fingers, and upper and lower lips with remaining two fingers. Then take