Reflections

Because of its revelational nature, being mindful can be pretty unpleasant in the beginning; but the author has decided to stick with it

One of the gifts of living mindfully is that you are able to discern what has real value in life

The author points to a fresh way of looking at mistakes we commit

Recognising that you are vulnerable blesses you with wisdom that was previously inaccessible to you

Skill and knowledge have no value unless they are accompanied by unwavering composure

On a clear day, the author watches the white clouds and the birds in the sky and contemplates the profundity in Nature's simplicity

There is no such thing as "an ideal life"; there's only a quest to learn, to grow and to become a greater version of oneself, says the editor of Complete Wellbeing

Being normal may be socially desirable but it isn't necessarily natural

A simple story with a profound lesson

Is struggle always futile or does it play an important role in life?