Manoj Khatri
Manoj Khatri considers himself a student and teacher of the wisdom of love. He is also a writer-editor and has written on topics ranging from strategic marketing and business management to art, culture and even philosophy. His more than 1200 published stories—articles, interviews, full-length features—have appeared in some of the leading newspapers and magazines of India. A certified cognitive behavioural therapist, he works as a personal counsellor too. He is the author of What a thought!, a critically acclaimed book based on powerful ideas of some of the greatest thought leaders.
Manoj runs Complete Wellbeing and believes that "peace begins with me".
All you need is faith
The author reminisces his encounter with Dada J P Vaswani soon after the 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attacks that shook India and the world
The divine paradox of mistakes
The author points to a fresh way of looking at mistakes we commit
There is no such thing as imperfection
Imperfection is an idea concocted by our heavily conditioned urban minds, says the author
The wisdom of vulnerability
Recognising that you are vulnerable blesses you with wisdom that was previously inaccessible to you
Why I am committed to composure
Skill and knowledge have no value unless they are accompanied by unwavering composure
Keshava, A Magnificent Obsession by Bhawana Somaaya
This book is about Lord Krishna's relationship with his most beloved things in the world and how they believe that Krishna loves them the most
Float like the clouds, fly like the birds
On a clear day, the author watches the white clouds and the birds in the sky and contemplates the profundity in Nature's simplicity
A quest to cherish
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
Are you living an unnatural, normal life?
Being normal may be socially desirable but it isn't necessarily natural
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