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Management 101 by Hanuman Ji  We have heard that the soul never dies and keeps reincarnating in one form or another…but in Hindu mythology, it is believed that some beings continue to live in the same form across the ages, Lord Hanuman being one of them. In any case, let us reflect on this fact: Has anyone ever heard of Hanuman’s death? It means he is somewhere alive on the earth. Much of instances we've heard about the immortal creatures and spotted some of them too like Ashwathma. Hanumanji is an epitome of devotion and determination also a great manager too. Let's know how he's a great manager. We all are aware of his managerial skills are at par. None can deny the fact that if he'd not agreed to go to Lanka in search of Mata Sita. It'd not been possible for anyone to do so.  So, let's learn some managerial skills from his personality .  1. Passionate to learn: Hanumanji had learned something from everyone from childhood till the end. It is said that along wi...

Nandi: The Symbol of Patience  Whenever we visit to any of the Shiv temple so we see a sacred Bull which is sitting outside the ship temple question arises about it's significance. Why is it sitting outside of every temple? Why is it so important?  It's basically termed as Nandi which is waiting in a delight for his God. Nandi is not waiting for him to come out and say something. He is in waiting. Nandi is a symbolism of eternal waiting, because waiting is considered the greatest virtue in Indian culture. For instance, whenever we go for an interview or any of the major career oriented work we usually try to reach earlier and wait rather than being late. So from that way also waiting is considered as a great virtue. One who knows how to simply sit and wait is naturally meditative. He'd got patience and peace. He's so much calm and compost.  He is not expecting Shiva to come out tomorrow. Basically, it directs us to not to have any sort of expectations if you're in w...

Preface: I have done the course in Neuroplasticity and gather information which I complied. This piece of article contain more matter and figures as it involves post-research and analysis too. Happy Reading :)                                                                Photo by Fakurian Design on Unsplash Introduction: Brain plasticity, also known as Neuroplasticity, is a term that refers to the brain's ability to change and adapt as a result of experience.  In other words, Neuroplasticity can be viewed as a general umbrella term that refers to the brain’s ability to modify, change, and adapt both structure and function throughout life and in response to experience. Meaning and Definition: Neuro refers to neurons, the nerve cells that are the building blocks of the brain and nervous system, ...

                                                                                                  Photo Courtesy:  Photo by Ale Maciel on Unsplash Rotten is the word which we generally use for the thing which is now unserviceable and of no use due to its own concrete structure of getting rotten by provision of some unavoidable conditions and situations.  It's a universally acceptable and usable word which we can use with perishables, soluble, solids, homogeneous, heterogeneous, sublime etc kinds of things. Also, the fun fact is it can be used for Humans too.  Now, imagine a Rotten Human. It's nasty and yuck. Even Imagination can give you puckish and bad stuff. Getting it real is so...

When Clock Strucks,  . .                                                                                              Picture Courtesy:  Photo by Conscious Design on Unsplash Imagine, You recently went to Starbucks for a coffee date. Barista handover you the bill for the coffee that was ₹111.  Okay, Next then. Have you observe that when you're walking down the lane to Dominos, the order at screen was 777. That's something interesting isn't it.  Let's take another instance: Have you ever observed you've picked up your phone, glanced at clock and it's 11:11.  Now talking about these repeating numerals, they're known as Angelic Numerals. When we begin the process of manifestation if these ...

 Vocabulary Alert 2.0 Courtesy:  Photo by Sandy Millar on Unsplash 1. SCION pronounced as saay-on Meaning: a descendant of a notable family  2. BLIGHT pronounced as Blaay-it Meaning: something that spoils or damages something 3. AUSTERE pronounced as ous-steer Meaning: severe or strict in manner  4. WAMPISH pronounced as vam-pish or wom-pish Meaning: to wave, fluctuate  5. ALEATORY pronounced as ay-lee-uh-tor-ee Meaning: depending on uncertain event or random  6. GERMANE pronounced as dzuhr-main Meaning: relevant to a subject under consideration  7. REMUNERATIVE pronounced as re-myoon-erative Meaning: financially rewarding and lucrative  8. APROPOS pronounced as ae-pr-po Meaning: in regards, with reference to, concerning  9. ARID pronounced as ae-rid Meaning: too dry  10. VILIFY pronounced as vee-li-fahy Meaning: speak or write about in abusive manner  11. CYNOSURE pronounced as sahy-no-shy-aour  Meaning: person who is centre ...

Moon and XXVII Wives Picture Courtesy: Photo by Brittani Burns on Unsplash The concept of constellations in the Hindu religion is the most important and illustrative concept which explains a lot about other factors.  The Chandra (Moon) has 27 wives [27  Nakshatras (constellations)]. According to Hindu astrology & mythological references, Daksha Prajapati had created these 27 wives of the moon and are called daughters of Kashyap. The famous spiel says that the Moon was much biased towards Rohini (one out of 27 Nakshatras). She was his favorite wife & he spent a lot of time with her. That resulted in ignorance for the rest of them. Daksha Prajapati had lost his calm by this bias & hence cursed the Moon that he will slowly perish & lose all his splendour. Basically, in other words he'll lose the shine and glory that he radiates all the time. Moon got utterly shocked by this because that was the ultimate attribute for him.  Later on, Moon along with his wife ...