40 Best Jay Shetty Quotes Jay Shetty is a famous life coach, best-selling author and an ex-monk of British-Indian descent. His life underwent a transformation, when he listened to the discourse of Gauranga Das on selflessness and minimalistic living, delivered at his business school. This brief meeting became a turning point in Jay’s life. He … Read more
Words have certain limitations, words and their associated concepts do not have absolute, and sharply defined meanings. They arise through our experiences of the world, and we do not know in advance the limits of their applicability. You may also like: Mental Health: 5 Easy Ways to Burn Stress in the Comfort of your Room … Read more
Sometimes we find the strongest message in children’s books, which the complex theories and dramaturgy of Nobel laureates fail to convey. You may also like: How to take care of the Emotional & Mental well-being of an Empath Child 15 Signs that Suggest your Child is an Empath & How to Embrace the Gift Loners … Read more
Life has reduced itself to moments and now to a few notes, that are left unedited in the draft box. Popular posts you might like: 10 Secrets of Happy Couples for a Strong Relationship Monsoon Breeze- Nature Poetry Best Quotes by Kahlil Gibran on Love, Pain & the Gift of Friendship Let thy spirit be high … Read more
French philosopher, writer and journalist Albert Camus (7 November 1913 – 4 January 1960) labelled as an existentialist by many, was a believer of absurdist theory. He contributed his life in learning, raising questions about mortality and resolving the mysteries of human life on earth. Born to French parents, Camus spent his entire childhood in a … Read more
Jiddu Krishnamurti lovingly referred to as ‘K’ by his followers was one of the greatest teachers to have served the mankind. He was a philosopher, public speaker, and writer, who penned many bestselling books around the world. Early Life of Jiddu Krishnamurti: Krishnamurti was born on 11 May 1895 in Madanapalle town of Madras Presidency, … Read more
In order to understand life better, one must sit under a rickety tree and listen to a little river gurgling in the spring.
Diving into nothingness has never bothered me but reaching the shore with an extremely dull person has.
During his adulthood, he developed a deep hatred for people. Mainly because they consumed him like the free tea, offered at every Indian household. But little did he realise that his heart still warms up on meeting people, who speak from their soul. Though sceptical of the longevity of their union, he still feels there … Read more
