How would you remember Julius Caesar and Jesus Christ? Or Martin Luther King Jr., and Mahatma Gandhi? We remember them for the roles they played. Their names would mean nothing without those roles. They discovered their soul-role and were persistent in enacting the role. Thus, they gave meaning to their life. Otherwise, life is meaningless. …
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“Death is imminent,” says Krishna to his friend and disciple Arjuna, and continues, “as also birth after death.” Life is not linear. Krishna perceives life as cyclical. “This span of life you are living now, Arjuna, is not the first or the last one. Neither shall the death you experience at the end of this …
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Life is not a specialty. In order to live life fully we do not have to be a specialist in any field. Indeed, a specialist may not be able to live life fully. It is the all-rounder who can live life fully. A doctor of medicine or in any other field must drop his work …
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