Summary Personal choices are many each day, some seemingly trivial, others serious and which require a conscious decision to make, all of which have corresponding consequences. We need to understand how to discriminate between them and how to ensure that we make the right and appropriate choice each time. Given here are a few guidelines […]
Summary: Admiration for fair or dark complexion may not be a measure of beauty but the cultural and historic measure of economic status. Attractiveness is subjective and the admiration for the exotic or unusual may be only superficial and only for a while. Beauty as all know is more than skin deep and is always […]
Summary: Sanatana Dharma recognizes that the Atma of the individual elects go through various life times of learning and experience in its attempts to attain ‘Moksha’. The concept of Karma that guides re-incarnation is also, recognized and is an intrinsic feature of Dharmic Life..
Summary: Austerity isa very good principle to live by, but it is generally a greatly misunderstood concept, leading to finding faults with those who spend more than what one feels is right. It is not the opposite of ostentation or profligacy. It needs a better understanding of what is involved.
Summary: Youth has always exemplified fitness, zeal, emotions and risk taking, while Age exemplifies maturity, wisdom and understanding. The Generation Gap arises from the ignorance of the Youth about the elderly and from the forgetfulness of the elderly of their young days.
Summary: ‘Achhe Din’ or ‘Good time’s, is a concept that is very subjective and varies time to time. An understanding of how we tend to perceive them and an ability to recognize and enjoy what they bring is essential to our happiness and contentment.
