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01/07/2016

Worth Sharing....

Below one is taken from the book "The Success Principles" by Jack Canfield.

To demonstrate the power of taking action in my seminars, I hold up a $100 bill and ask, “Who wants this $100 bill?” Invariably, most of the people in the audience will raise their hands. Some will wave their hands vigorously back and forth; some will even shout out “I want it” or “I’ll take it” or “Give it to me.” But I just stand there calmly holding out the bill until they get it. Eventually, someone jumps out of her seat, rushes to the front of the room, and takes the bill from my hand.
After the person sits down—now $100 richer for her efforts—I ask the audience, “What did this person do that no one else in the room did? She got off her butt and took action. She did what was necessary to get the money. And that is exactly what you must do if you want to succeed in life. You must take action, and, in most cases, the sooner the better.”

I then ask, “How many of you thought about getting up and just coming and taking the money but stopped yourselves?”
I then ask them to remember what they told themselves that stopped them from getting up.
The usual answers from them are,

“I didn’t want to look like I wanted or needed it that badly.”
“I wasn’t sure if you would really give it to me.”
“I was too far back in the room.”
“Other people need it more than I do.”
“I didn’t want to look greedy.”
“I was afraid I might be doing something wrong and then people would judge me or laugh at me.”
“I was waiting for further instructions.”

I then point out that whatever things they said to stop themselves are the same things that they say to stop themselves in the rest of their lives.

One of the universal truths in life is “How you do anything is how you do everything.” If you are cautious here, you are probably cautious everywhere. If you hold yourself back for fear of looking foolish here, you probably hold yourself back for fear of looking foolish elsewhere. You have to identify those patterns and break through them.

It’s time to stop holding yourself back and just go for the gold.

23/06/2016

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05/06/2016

Why Meditation is necessary?

Read below from Medical Angle

From the time of our birth till death the heart works continuosly.Everyday the heart pumps 7000 litres of blood ,of
which 70% blood is pumped to the brain and the remaining 30% to the rest of body.The blood is pumped through veins/arteries which are about more than 70,000 km long.
The strength required to pump the blood upto 42 ft high and weight of 1 tonne is generated by the heart everyday throught its work.

We take rest when we are tired but if the heart takes rests for 4-5 mins we will have to rest forever.

How does the heart work so much effeciently and effectively?

Heart works effectively because it follows a discipline. In normal conditions the heart takes 0.3 secs to contract (systole) and 0.5 secs to relax (diastole). So 0.3+0.5=0.8 secs are required by the heart to complte one beat (1 cardiac cycle).That means in 1 mn the heart beats 72 times which is considered as normal heart beat.
During the relaxing phase of 0.5 secs the impure blood travels through the lungs and becomes 100 % pure.

In some stressful conditions the body demands more blood in less time and in this situation the heart reduces the relaxing period of 0.5 secs to 0.4 secs.Thus in this case the heart beats 82 times in 1min and only 80% of blood gets purified.
On more n more demand the relaxing time is further reduced to 0.3 secs then only 60% of blood is purified.
Thus 20-40% of impure blood is pumped in the veins/ arteries.These impure components (cholestrol/lipid) gets deposited on the walls of arteries/ veins and thus the elastic nature of the veins and the arteries is lost. So they become plastic in nature.

After some time due to the above conditions the veins/arteries become rigid. Now if a blood clot travels through the veins/ arteries ( which in normal conditions gets easily passed away due to the elastic nature earlier) gets blocked and resists blood flow in that area.
This results in a blockage which further results in Heart Attack.

From the above discussion we realise that the main reason for the heart problems is the increase demand of blood by the brain and the body.
When the activity of brain is stimulated it demands more amount of blood than that of normal conditions.

To stimulate the activity of brain 25-30% of diet we take is responsible whereas the remaining 70-75% is due to the thinking, emotions, attitude, memories and other processes of the brain.

So those who want to keep their heart working effectively for a long period of time they should protect themselves from - worries, anger, sadness, emotional n sensitive behavior, stress and hurry .

To protect ourselves from the above few things there is no MEDICATION available
So the only option is
MEDITATION.

18/05/2016

06/05/2016

In my personal experience counselling many clients have observed one very important thing... perhaps lesson learnt...

" Don’t make fun of anyone or humiliate some one because that person might turn into your biggest competition. People don’t care much about money, but they do care for self-esteem.

Chanakya untied his sikha (Lock of hair) after he was humiliated by DhanaNand. This was the time when he took the oath to ever re-tie it only after dethroning the too proud Nanda King. What proceeded next is history…

In the same manner the humiliation of Draupadi by Kauravas led to the battle of Kurukshetra. Before that It was Draupadi who made fun of Duryodhan (eldest of Kauravas) by calling him the son of blind when he fell into a camouflaged pool of water inside her palace.

World history is full of such examples. Better we learn from mistakes of others instead of learning it the hard way. A real winner is the one who can handle the victory.

23/03/2016

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