This captivating Sufi parable illuminates the difference between institutional religious dogma and direct spiritual realisation through Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti of Ajmer. By framing devotion as a living, internal melody rather than a…
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Srinivasa Ramanujan: A self-taught genius in maths
The grandest secrets of mathematics can unlock themselves when a mind replaces formal instruction with relentless, independent curiosity. The extraordinary path of Srinivasa Ramanujan showcases a brilliant trajectory of growth, evolving from…
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The good doctor of Malkangiri
Deep in the dense forests and remote hamlets of Odisha’s Malkangiri district in India, guided by the timeless Ayurvedic principle that service to humanity is worship, Dr. Shakti Prasad Mishra traverses unmotorable…
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Harakchand Sawla: Charity begins on the footpath
Deeply moved by the quiet desperation of impoverished families waiting outside Mumbai’s Tata Memorial Hospital, Harakchand Sawla made an extraordinary sacrifice: he rented out his own thriving business to fund hot meals…
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Life is baeutiful
Long before we master grammar or spelling, we learn whether our voice matters. Recalling a kindergarten teacher who withheld her red pen so a young writer’s spirit could flourish, this reflective piece…
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Shine in your own way
True self-worth is found not in comparing our journey to another’s, but in honoring the unique purpose and light we bring to the world in our own distinct way. “A samurai who…
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World’s ‘poorest’ ex-president Mujica turns down pension
In an era where political office often comes with lifelong privileges, executive suites, and lucrative post-government pensions, former Uruguayan President José Mujica lived by a radically different code. From donating the majority…
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Alexander and Diogenes
True freedom is not found in conquering the world, but in mastering the desire to control it. In this classic philosophical parable, we explore the famous encounters between Alexander the Great and…
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The elephants knew
Beyond human comprehension lies a silent, intuitive resonance—a profound testament to the unyielding bonds of memory, gratitude and devotion that unite all living beings. “Lawrence Anthony, a legend in South Africa and…
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Mary Todd Lincoln
Mary Todd Lincoln was no stranger to tragedy, even before her husband’s assassination. The Lincolns lost one son, Eddie, at age three. Then, in their White House years, they lost eleven-year-old Willie…
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Great teachers, great students
These are people who rose from humble beginnings and personal struggles to achieve world-renowned success, and all thanks to having great teachers. If you think that even your smallest actions as a mentor…
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True to one’s nature
There was this man who saw a scorpion floundering around in the water. He decided to save it by stretching out his finger, but the scorpion stung him. The man still tried…