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Lessons in Effortless Living from the Nile: How Flow, Impermanence, and Surrender Shape a Meaningful Life
Certain experiences sharpen our sense of being alive, like revisiting our day while journaling at night, the fleeting jolt when a stranger’s gaze catches yours across the room, or wandering cobblestone streets in a new city. The Nile, too, is such an...
Babysitting and Brain Rot Stations: What Kids Can Teach Us About Living in the Now
- Last week, one of our funniest Swamijis (Ramakrishnaji) was in town for a Satsang, so I was assigned the task of babysitting kids at a local chapter of the Chinmaya Mission. As I got on with the task of monitoring what I wondered would be a wolf pack of...
What Marcus Aurelius and Kahlil Gibran Can Teach Us About Surviving (and Thriving) in the Age of AI
- The Poet In My Memory "In your longing for your giant self lies your goodness, and that longing is in all of you." Kahlil Gibran wrote in his seminal work, The Prophet. The first time I came across the name Gibran was in my childhood when my mom would read...
Unlock the Sanskrit Effect: How Vedic Chants Transform Your Mind, Body & Spirit
- The Sanskrit Effect There are few times in life you’re humbled by the events that you involuntarily become part of. And yesterday was one of them, when I was part of a group of listeners to experience the Vedic chanting from Yajur veda in ghaṇa pati style. At...
Choosing Growth Over the Easy Win: How to Navigate Life’s Crossroads
- That Y In The Road As a student (indirect) of Swami Chinmayananda, his teachings have had a profound impact on how I live my daily life in a personal capacity as a mother, wife and friend. I also try to imbibe Guruji's teachings in how I interact with my...
They’re Touching Grass! Small Joys of Parenting Gen Z in a Screen-Obsessed World 📵🤳
- The Small Joys of Parenting Gen Z Yesterday, my 21 and 17-year-old were part of a music pop-up show in Piedmont Park in Atlanta. Daniel Caesar, the Canadian singer, was performing for a group of young adults. And the best part, they were touching grass! Too...
Let Final Words Celebrate Life and Not Fear Death – A Love Letter to Living Fully
Listen To The Article - A Love Letter to Living Fully I’m writing this in case I die earlier than expected. Don't worry, I'm fine. It's just that if life takes an unexpected turn, I want my final words to be about living, not about dying. I’ve always liked the...
If You’ve Been Searching for Joy, Read This
- Chasing Permanent Happiness Many years ago, in my early thirties, I started asking myself why I wasn’t truly happy. A vital relationship in my life was in shambles, and a series of unfortunate misunderstandings had left things hopelessly deadlocked. But,...
How To Reclaim Your Mind And Keep Your Agency In The Age Of AI And Distraction {Video}
- Want To Listen To The Article Instead? - Reclaiming Agency: Mind, AI, and Digital Distraction 🧠 Hi all, I've used AI to generate this video, but please note, I haven't outsourced my thought but only my task to create this. My original script that has been...
Reclaiming Your Mind: How to Keep Your Agency in the Age of AI and Endless Distraction
- Losing Agency Voluntarily I remember the first time I said the word “Agency” out loud. I was in my mom's kitchen in our village of Poranki looking out of our balcony. Fifty feet across in our neighbor's balcony, an old woman was getting bathed by her son and...
It’s Your One Brilliant Life. Are You Putting Up a Good Fight?
- Questions About Life Allow me to sound fatalistic before I get to the bright happy point of this essay AND our lives. The more I ponder life and the point of our existence, I draw the same few conclusions every time. That the duty of every human being is to...
How Entertainment Is Killing Public Discourse: Neil Postman’s Warning in the Age of Screens
- Want To Listen To The Article Instead? - Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse Americans no longer talk to each other, they entertain each other. They do not exchange ideas, they exchange images. They do not argue with propositions; they...
Empathy: The Secret Weapon for a Human-Centered Digital Future You Can’t Ignore
- Want To Listen To The Article Instead? - Empathy In Action In a rapidly advancing digital world, empathy is more crucial than ever. Join us as we explore how fostering empathy can shape a human-centered digital future. Discover the importance of...
How to Silence Your Inner Critic, Stop Overthinking, and Build Lasting Confidence
- Want To Listen To The Article Instead? - Silence Your Inner Critic: Stop Overthinking & Cultivate Confidence Are you tired of your inner critic holding you back? In this empowering video, we dive into effective strategies to silence...
Why Dostoevsky’s Wisdom on Self-Deception and Authenticity is More Relevant Than Ever in the Age of Social Media
* Want To Listen To The Article Instead? - "Above all, don't lie to yourself. The man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to such a pass that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, or around him, and so loses all respect for...
Smartphones Are Rewiring Gen Z and Breaking the Workplace 🧠📵
- Want To Listen To The Article Instead? - How Smartphones Are Reshaping Gen Z and the Future of Work 🧠📵 At the 2025 World Economic Forum in Davos, experts raised alarms about how smartphones and constant screen time are dulling Gen Z’s...
Mechanize Wants to Replace All White-Collar Jobs With AI – Are We Ready for a Post-Work World?
- Want To Listen To The Article Instead? - Mechanize and the Future of White-Collar Automation 🤖 Mechanize, a bold new startup out of San Francisco, is aiming to do more than just optimize office work - it wants to replace it entirely. Co-founded...
Put Your Phone Down to Reclaim Your Life Says Angela Duckworth 🤳📵
- Put Your Phone Down, Pick Your Life Up: A Lesson from Angela Duckworth 🤳📵 "Where you physically place your phone may be one of the most consequential decisions you make." I just watched Angela Duckworth’s graduation speech at Bates College, and I have to tell...
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