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(Published in the Spiritually Speaking column of The Daily Guardian on September 28, 2020) What is the opposite of death? Think about this question and note down the first thing that comes to your mind. You will get your answer sooner than you think.  “What happens after death?” This is perhaps the most asked question […]

(Published in the Spiritually Speaking column of The Daily Guardian on September 14, 2020) “Here’s a little song I wrote, you might want to sing it note for note. Don’t worry. Be happy!” — This is the opening line of the famous song by Bobby McFerrin back in the 1980s called ‘Don’t worry, be happy.’

(Published in Spiritually Speaking The Daily Guardian August 31, 2020) “The cosmos is all that is or was or ever will be.” —Carl Sagan, US astrophysicist and creator of the hit TV show ‘Cosmos’. A lot has been discovered since the time Carl Sagan passed away in 1996. We now know that there it most

    (Published in Spiritually Speaking of The Daily Guardian on August 17, 2020) “We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience.” — Pierre Teilhard de Chardin Read the quotation above again and let this truth sink into you. Let this thought envelop your very being.

(Published in Spiritually Speaking The Daily Guardian August 3, 2020) We all expect things in life. Whether from other people, from ourselves, or from situations. It is normal to have hopes and expectations. However, giving too much importance to unrealistic expectations is a recipe for disaster and should be avoided to have a peaceful and

(Published in Spiritually Speaking of The Daily Guardian on July 20, 2020) Being creative is one of the most important reasons we are here on this Earth. Many people question the reason they are born. Is it just a coincidence you are here? Are we only a statistic or a mere blip of insignificance in

(Published in Spiritually Speaking The Daily Guardian July 6, 2020) One of life’s most powerful ironies is that the only constant in life is change! This is perhaps best described by the philosopher Heraclitus in the 5th century BC in the following way – You can never step into the same river twice. Because neither

(Published in Spiritually Speaking of The Daily Guardian on June 27, 2020) Are you your own best friend? When we are alone with ourselves, instead of feeling bored or lonely, that time would be much better spent by looking inwards and introspecting. If this lockdown has a silver lining, this is one of them –