Exploring Life and Death: Insights from Mukti Bhawan and The Life List
This post reviews two films, “Mukti Bhawan” and “The Life List”. Mukti Bhawan is about dying and The Life List is about living. Both immensely watchable.
This blog is our space to write about our thoughts, views and notes about our travels. Osho owned 90 Rolls Royces while being a Sanyasi …. The so-felt contradiction is very fascinating and hence the name !
This post reviews two films, “Mukti Bhawan” and “The Life List”. Mukti Bhawan is about dying and The Life List is about living. Both immensely watchable.
Paasuram #30, marks the conclusion of the Margazhi Nonbu. There are deep concepts for spiritual growth in these simple songs. They also offer several insights for leading a happy life and being effective at work.
This blogpost has a few strategies to deal with career midlife crisis… I feel the age at which it hits has reduced to the 30’s. Do leave your comments.
High blood pressure and lifestyle diseases are increasingly prevalent, affecting young men and women entangled in career pressures, and unhealthy eating habits. Healthy living choices are the need of the hour !
In this excerpt Osho speaks about how Life is a Gift. That we haven’t done anything to earn it and yet we have it … live in deep gratitude!
In this excerpt Osho speaks about change, life in flux and the unchanging reality… fascinating as always and lots to ponder.
This excerpt is from the second discourse of the series of discourses on the Bauls. Osho speaks about the difference between Awe and Wonder … and no wonder one is awe struck 😊. The master of masters is simply beyond words. To listen and read the entire transcript click here – The Beloved Discourse #2 … Read more
I strongly recommend reading this beautiful book titled The Greatest Love Story Ever Told. Rating it 5/5. It’s truly worth a read.
Terribly shocked to learn of Chef Jock Zonfrillo’s sudden passing away. He was one of the celebrity judges on Masterchef Australia.
Do read Lt Gen Tiny Dhillon’s book “Kitne Ghazi Aaye, Kitne Ghazi Gaye” to get a glimpse into the life of an Indian Army soldier. So glad to have Tiny Sir on our side :).