My soul can lead me to healing. I will become one with my true self. -Deepak Chopra
Looking for happiness
I work in a bank, have a very loving wife and financially I am okay. I mean to say that despite having these things I never feel happy. I always feel like whatever I am doing due to obligation. Like since I have the job that is why I work, I got married ,that is why I love my wife. It is not like I don’t need these things in my life but I never feel like I m attached. Not only for these things, I never feel attached with anything. That is why I never put my effort forth honestly. Like if I want something new to do in office, I start with interest but with first problem in my way, I give up. I never fight hard to get something. In my life I have got everything easily. Now, the problem is I don’t enjoy anything and always feel like dissatisfied and unhappy. What should I do?
Learning How to Live with Certainty in Uncertain Times
What makes a relationship right, or an important decision? How can you tell if deep spiritual questions have an answer? As children, we all asked these questions. They came naturally. Is there a God? Do I have a soul? What happens after I die? Children are too young to understand that their parents are just as confused as they are. But the answers are given, and for a time they suffice. If Grandma went to heaven to be with Grandpa, a child will sleep better and feel less sad.
When you grow up, however, the same questions return. You can postpone the deeper ones, perhaps, but not in matters of love, relationships, and personal decisions. Everyone wants to know the answers to those kinds of dilemmas. And thus you discover that your parents, however well intentioned, never showed you the way (unless you happen to be one child in a million who had very mature parents who could truly love and understand you). Published Oprah.com
The Mythology Of Science-Based Medicine
By Larry Dossey, Rustum Roy, and Deepak Chopra
The current healthcare debate has brought up basic questions about how medicine should work. On one hand we have the medical establishment with its enormous cadre of M.D.s, medical schools, big pharma, and incredibly expensive hospital care. On the other we have the semi-condoned field of alternative medicine that attracts millions of patients a year and embraces literally thousands of treatment modalities not taught in medical school. (more…)
Distinguishing Intuition from Random Thoughts
How do I identify the difference between a random occurring intuition and a mental thought (that is more of an interpretation)? I have been learning to quiet my mind using various methods, but somehow the static (mental noise – judgments, interpretations) keep coming back from the back door all the time and once I start dwelling on it, the noisy mind takes over. Is there a way to differentiate between true intuitions, creative thoughts and mental noise/static/dwelling on thoughts and judging the world in an unhelpful manner??
Thanks very much for your attention to answer this.