myinnerlight

He hasn’t been happier in his life than this day. Everything he ever wished was his. Work life was rocking- the glass corner office...

He hasn’t been happier in his life than this day. Everything he ever wished was his. Work life was rocking- the glass corner office with a view, a big fat bonus that had just hit his account, the next level in the organisation; it was a perfect 10 for him at work. The euphoria in his love life was at the peak too. Workout schedule at the gym was perfectly synced. Health, money, family, friends, everything was so wonderfully aligned. He was in his happiest and the most fulfill

It was a nice warm summer morning when he was sitting on a park bench. So peaceful and sorted was he within that every bird chirp was crystal clear to his ears. He could actually rejoice every single layer of light that covered the blanket of grass and flowers around. He was in bliss, he was listening to the sound of silence and just then this lady came and sat right next to him. She looked successful in every visible frame, yet there was a strong sense of discomfort in her d

He has been a good man all his life, didn’t do anything wrong (at least to his best of his memory and recall in this lifetime), yet he feels life has been unfair with him. He can see compassion, wishful intent to give joy and peace to others and mindfulness and despite all this goodness, he sees himself at the receiving end of bitter fruits from life. Why me? Why does it all happen to me when I do no wrong to anyone? God can’t be unfair and life can’t be so brutal. This quest

So much of clutter everywhere– on my workdesk, in life, between me and the lord. What could help clear it all? “Letting it be”… but not just only letting it be. When we keep accumulating with the desire and belief of realizing once we have enough, we end up cluttering and blocking the flow of life. All our energies constantly focus on accumulating, leaving us with no time and energy to realize. The deal is not “how much we have in the end” but “how well we spent that we had”.