Tag: personal-growth
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Money as the Currency of Love: Reconciling Spirituality and Abundance
For many people who walk a spiritual path, the question arises at some point: is making money bad if I’m a spiritual person? It’s a question that lingers in meditation halls, in quiet conversations after yoga classes, or even within our own inner reflections. The unease comes from a common perception: that money, wealth, or…
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The Hidden Cost of Comfort: Why Seeking Discomfort Might Just Save You
Imagine standing at the edge of a vast frozen wilderness. The cold slices through every layer of clothing. Your breath turns to crystals in the air. There’s no phone signal, no Wi-Fi, and certainly no cozy couch waiting at the end of the day. It’s just you, the elements, and a primal need to survive…
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The Unexpected Riches of Having Less
Is it possible that having less can actually give us more? At first glance, it may sound like one of those frustrating clichés designed to console those who are struggling. Many people would rightly push back, arguing that when your basic needs aren’t being met, romanticizing scarcity is offensive and out of touch. But what…
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Finding the Present Moment – Insights from Sam Harris
In a profound reflection, Sam Harris sheds light on a universal paradox of human life: we often regret the things we cared about when life was “normal.” It’s not just about how we spent our time but about how our attention was bound to trivial concerns. This realization, though inevitable, rarely transforms the way we…
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20 Biggest Paradoxes of Life That Make Us Think Twice
Life has a funny way of throwing curveballs, and sometimes, the more we try to understand it, the more complex it seems. Paradoxes are those strange truths that reveal the contradictory, messy nature of our experiences, and they often carry powerful insights about life’s mysteries. Here are 20 paradoxes of life that remind us how…
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How to Get Ahead in 5 Minutes a Day: A Simple 3-Level System
What if I told you that you can get ahead of 99% of people with just 5 minutes a day? This isn’t an overblown promise—it’s entirely achievable. Here’s how you can do it. Step 1: Realization Most people do the bare minimum. They go to work, come home, and waste time glued to screens, distracted…