Author: nipashah

  In life, our intentions are like unseen guides, silently shaping our thoughts, actions, and the impact we make on the path we walk. They are more than fleeting wishes or passing thoughts. Intentions are the compass that directs each step we take—whether we’re conscious of them or not. They wield an incredible power, capable …

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Attachments are like invisible threads that weave through every corner of our lives. These connections—whether to people, things, or even ideas—bring joy, comfort, and a sense of belonging. Yet, if we’re honest with ourselves, we know that these same attachments often lead to emotional turmoil. They pull us in conflicting directions, creating a push-and-pull effect …

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So, here’s a personal revelation that hit me like a ton of bricks when I wrote “What Every Soul Wants”. As I deep-dived into the principles of non-possession, I couldn’t help but turn the introspective lens onto my own life. After all, how can I preach what I don’t practice? And then it hit me—forty …

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I’m a people person. I enjoy the energy of social interactions—the laughter, conversations, and shared experiences that bring fun and connection. However, there’s an equally cherished part of my life: I revel in my own company. Solitude, to me, is not an escape from people; it’s a sanctuary where I reconnect with the essence of …

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Anekantvad, or “the doctrine of non-absolutism,” encourages us to see the complexity of reality. It reminds us that truth isn’t just black or white; it’s like a gem with many facets, reflecting different perspectives. Think of the classic story of the blind men and the elephant. Each man touches a different part of the elephant …

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Over the past few years, I’ve been on a journey that has reshaped how I experience the world and myself. And one of the most powerful tools in this transformation was something simple yet profound: a daily timeout. In the beginning, these timeouts were just a few minutes a day—small breaks from life’s constant noise …

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Does this stat make you pause? It sure did for me. Apparently, 7 in 10 U.S. adults claim they’re spiritual, with 22% identifying as spiritual but not religious. Now, I get it – there’s this delicate balance between religion and spirituality. But here’s something to think about: isn’t being spiritual at its core what religion …

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