Be happy in the moment that’s enough: Another beautiful quote by Mother Teresa about living in the moment. Perhaps this is most relevant for a fast-paced world with multiple distractions. I can start this with the dopamine addiction social media has created or the attention deficiency due to short videos. I don’t know what exactly […]
Yesterday is gone tomorrow has not yet come is a reminder for us to stay in the present moment. We often get drawn into the challenges of our life and are either worrying about the past or the future. Neither of these are as important as what’s happening at this moment. Mother Teresa brings this
A woman who needs very less introduction was an Albanian missionary who devoted her life to help people. She spread the message of love, humanity and peace to the world. She is considered the most influential person and her life itself is the messages for the billions of us.
Take up one idea make that one idea your life: This quote talks about the power of focus and concentration. Our minds are naturally distracted by too many things around us. This makes it difficult to identify what we truly like and gain expertise on. The quote talks to me about the power of identifying
Maya Angelou’s quotes and poems make us reflect on the kindness and love in this world. In this quote, she talks about the pain behind beauty. It is similar to a quote by Steve Jobs that talks about something that looks simple and has lots of complications behind it. However, they are not direct comparisons. I love the depth in Maya Angelou’s quotes and poetry which has a very special place. In today’s discussion, we will talk about the meaning of Maya Angelou’s butterfly quote:
I’m an avid fan of Vivekananda and his words – today’s focus is on the quote, each soul is potentially divine. I can counter this by saying, if everyone is divine, why is there so much pain in the world? Perhaps we are not all focused on finding this divinity and instead responding to the
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