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A co passenger in the metro questioned the blind man (Surdas) sitting beside him “Being blind, you must be facing many difficulties.” Surdas in his mid-fifties, paused, smiled and replied, “living is easy with eyes closed. I am better than many who can see, for what they often see is misunderstanding in others.” His expression changed as he shared that he was not blind from birth. A train blast in his late forties, gradually took away his eyesight. “Before I lost my sight

Protection is a natural instinct. The drive to protect and to seek protection is deeply ingrained in every human being as a survival mechanism. The Human mind, influenced by emotions and perceptions, shapes our actions, habits and decisions. These decisions influence our health, business, relationships, education and every aspect of our living. Navigating life’s challenges, we seek protection from many aspects of our lives, often forgetting that nothing is permanent an

The act of catching others doing wrong is a well-practiced human habit. Finding faults, blaming, criticizing and judging often becomes easier than examining ourselves. Some people often criticize others for what they secretly dislike about themselves. Worst is when one indulges in contradictions, jealousy, dirty competition, selfishness, corruption, falsehood and worldly desires. Actually, living wrongfully is inviting tensions, strains, chaos confusion within oneself. It i

An elderly priest was simply loved by all, for his religious understandings, his loving caring conduct with rich and the poor devotees, his spiritual talks, personal and patient hearings with disturbed minds. A local Halwai was a regular to the temple in his days of struggle. His growing business slowly occupied more of his time, and unknowingly his regular visits reduced. Today the visiting Halwai wanted the priest to conduct a small ritual in gratification of his growing

A simple toy in a child’s hand carried a lesson that generations often spend a life time understanding. A grandfather and grandson were enjoying their time in a toy store when the little boy noticed an inflatable punching bag shaped like a man. Every time he punched it, the figure fell and immediately bounced back. The grandfather asked his grandson “why does it keep Standing Up”. The child thought and replied “I don’t know”. The grandfather smiled and explained. “Because i

Temptation itself is not a human value, but it is the testing ground where human values are examined, strengthened, and revealed. It is the bridge between knowing what is right and choosing to live it. Temptation does not create character, it exposes character. Gold is tested by fire, and human values are tested by temptation. What lies hidden within us becomes visible when desire, fear, gain pleasure or ego pull us away from our principles. The whisper of temptation ca

Truth in Intimacy means choosing to be fully known rather than just being noticed. As humans, we are designed to build and maintain relationships. Non-physical intimacy is a profound psychological and emotional connection that extends beyond sexual desires. It is the foundation of a profound bond where two people drop their emotional guards, share their authentic selves without fear of judgment, and feel entirely recognized, understood, and accepted for who they truly are.

A large multinational was having a change in guard of their Chief Human Resource Officer. The CHRO is a strategic partner capable of driving business growth, executive development and organizational changes. A lady in her late fifties competed to take the position wanting to play her last work innings in this large corporate institution. To maintain the core culture of the company, manage and conduct work force across geographies, talent acquisition, leadership development,

A grandparent in the park was scolding his grandchild for littering. On being told sorry, by the child, Dadaji responded “Sorry is meaningful for mistakes, it doesn’t seem genuine for wrongful actions that are habitually done. You did the same yesterday too. Go pick your litter and throw it in the bin and then continue to play. I took the liberty to be seated next to the elderly, and asked him to say more on habituality. Keeping eye contact watching his grandchild playing a