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What is an affirmation?  An affirmation is a short, positive statement in present tense stating that it is true. How do I create good affirmation statements? You may consider below tips to write good affirmations. Write in present tense. Keept it positive. Keep it short. Believe it (or start believing it, sooner the better). Write from your heart in your own voice. Consider below tips to write good affirmations. Write in present tense. Make it active. Keep it positive. Keep it short. Believe it (or start believing it, sooner the better). Write from your heart in your own voice. How to gather support for your affirmation? Share with your friends and loved ones. Ask for support and suggestions for your affirmations. What inspired you to set this affirmation for you? How do I support an affirmation?  There is no limit to the number of affirmations you can support. Simplest way is to share others' affirmations with people and in turn get yourself benefited...

India is a spiritual land. Shall we declare India a spiritual democracy in the Constitution of India also besides calling it a secular country? That will help to remind our next generations of our spiritual heritage and to transfer its benefits to them and their next generations through policy making and social initiatives. Secularism is anyway a part of spirituality but may not necessarily serve growth and evolution to the extent spiritual approach can. In my opinion, spirituality will be a more proactive approach for the evolution of people as human beings. Spiritually inspired democracy will uphold Internal strength, health and happiness in citizens Human evolution with spiritual essence of various faiths Unity among people through a common conncting thread Solution to environmental problems with healthy lifestyles A social model for the world to make it a better place to live for all These are some actions that I propose to increase spiritual aw...

I believe the best way to learn is by doing. Nothing have changed much for me after the day, when I was born. I was named Gaurav and 40 years after I was born I am still called, well, Gaurav. I am still a child at heart and like a child try to do things first and learn my lessons more from my failures than from my successes. My childhood spent some good time in small villages. And, I love nature. I love trees and rivers. Talking about childhood invariably takes me to my childhood memories. This scene is so vivid in my mind that I still remember it very clearly. Once while my mother was cooking in the kitchen she suddenly saw a snake at the door and unfortunately that was the only way to go out of the kitchen. She was so frightened that she could not even cry to call my father. Suddenly she had an idea, she started throwing the utensils in the opposite direction so that my father could hear the sound and come to help. I ran to call my father. He came and put a big heavy plate on ...

Vigyan Bhairav  is an ancient text on meditation. This book contains 112 meditation techniques for self-realization. These techniques are so universal they are applicable to all humanity – past, present and future. It is said that all meditation techniques have been covered in  Vigyan Bhairav Tantra  and it is impossible for anyone not to get a suitable technique as per his or her temperament and current spiritual evolution. These techniques turn the mind from past and future to present. In original text, techniques are explained in the form of dialogue between  Devi  (Goddess Parvati) and Shiva.  Devi  asks questions regarding nature of reality. Shiva gives the techniques how one can realize the reality. He knows that mind is tricky so instead of explanation He gives these meditation techniques, non-intellectual in nature, simple and effective. Just do them and the mind will turn to present. Devi  Asks: O Shiva, what is your reali...