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How to Practice Visualisation Meditation
Today let’s focus on the practice of visualisation meditation. In your attempts to calm and concentrate your mind, you have probably noticed visual images among the many things that distract your attention from the object of meditation. This can include faces of loved ones, your home, other familiar faces and places, memories of films you… Read more
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The Origins of Western Philosophy
Let’s discuss the origins of western philosophy. Well… nobody will ever know who started it. It could be that some poor genius invented philosophy and then fell into the abyss of unwritten history before he could announce himself to posterity. There is no reason to think that there was such a person, but then there… Read more
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Prayer Meditation: The Path of Devotion
The idea of devotion or praying makes some people uneasy because they equate it with blind faith and mindless submissiveness. However, it does not have to be like that. It is, in fact, a positive attitude: to be devoted to one’s family, friends, or work is to have love, care and responsibility. In this sense… Read more
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Meditation on Loving-Kindness
Loving-Kindness is wanting others to be happy. It is a natural quality of mind, but until we develop it through meditation and other practices, it remains limited, reserved for a few select individuals — usually those we are attached to. Genuine love is universal in scope, extending to everyone, without exception. We may have certain… Read more
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The Story of India-Pakistan Partition: Part One
The India-Pakistan partition in 1947 was a significant event in the subcontinent history, and its impact can still be seen in the politics as well as the socio-cultural landscape of the region. It’s important to recognise that history books, in both the countries, are often influenced by national narratives and might not capture the full… Read more
