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Wishing to be healthy and happy are natural qualities of body and mind we are bestowed with. They are not purchasable commodities
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as physical, mental, social and spiritual well-being. Our focus is so narrow that we are concerned only with physical health and indifferent to other domains of health as prescribed and described by the WHO. It is the mind that sets us on the path of mental, social and
Wishing to be healthy and happy are natural qualities of body and mind we are bestowed with. They are not purchasable commodities
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as physical, mental, social and spiritual well-being. Our focus is so narrow that we are concerned only with physical health and indifferent to other domains of health as prescribed and described by the WHO. It is the mind that sets us on the path of mental, social and even spiritual well-being and has a profound influence on our physical well-being too. Meditation, I would say, is the panacea that can bestow upon us this wealth of health in all these domains defined. Barring a few conditions that need surgical or medical treatment, meditation can help prevent some diseases and check the progress of many others. According to some statistics carried out, about 10,000 and odd diseases are known to occur. Out of them hardly 500 are treatable and curable despite vast infrastructure and state of art technology in the field of medicine. The book doesn’t undermine the importance and utility of medical sciences, but it is only a reminder of our natural capabilities of mind and body to keep up health that is synonymous with the prevention of disease.
Quotes are quoted as the translation of one’s own experiences in life. For eons, the message is passed on from one generation to another by way of sharing their experience in writing. It is simple literary work and not about literary skills either. Many a time we have to read between lines.
Unless one dives deep into his heart with deep introspection it is not possible to reflect the experiences in writings like picking pearls from the deep sea, henc
Quotes are quoted as the translation of one’s own experiences in life. For eons, the message is passed on from one generation to another by way of sharing their experience in writing. It is simple literary work and not about literary skills either. Many a time we have to read between lines.
Unless one dives deep into his heart with deep introspection it is not possible to reflect the experiences in writings like picking pearls from the deep sea, hence the title ‘SEA SHELLS’. Those on shore never know or realize how deep the experience is unless they dwell in their experience. For the same reason, quotes do not transform a reader but can only remind introspect reader’s experience.
This book is written in an attempt to understand and bridge the gap between known and unknown in my own perspective.
It is an amalgamation of spiritual, philosophical, psychological, physical and a bit of metaphysical ingredients.
No branch of science is water tight compartment, one is extension of other and even spiritual sciences and philosophy is continuum of physical sciences.
Hypothetical
This book is written in an attempt to understand and bridge the gap between known and unknown in my own perspective.
It is an amalgamation of spiritual, philosophical, psychological, physical and a bit of metaphysical ingredients.
No branch of science is water tight compartment, one is extension of other and even spiritual sciences and philosophy is continuum of physical sciences.
Hypothetical elements in the book are an extrapolation my thoughts and ideas over established facets of science and truth.
It is not intended to antagonize any conventional religious thinking, but only to think beyond.
I hope this book will find place in armamentarium intended for pursuit of truth in days ahead.
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