Looking for inner peace? Books can work as a meditation guide
A new book explores ways to integrate realisation into everyday life by addressing the complex issues.
By PTI |
Agencies
NEW DELHI: A new book acts as a meditation guide and explores ways to integrate realisation into everyday life by addressing the complex issues created by the influx of inner energy. According to Sarada Chiruvolu, the purpose of her book "Home At Last: A Journey To Higher Consciousness" is to delineate the truth pertaining to the spiritual dimension of life as she has experienced it.
The book provides simple tips to maintain a healthy and effective daily life like proper food and exercise, restful sleep, outdoor activities, spiritual activity, decreasing inessential activities and overall busyness, and meditation.
"Although it has been said by many that the realisation of higher consciousness - so-called mystical experience - is much the same no matter one's religious or cultural background, each experience differs in its details," the author says.
Warren Buffett’s life hacks: No smartphone, 5 bottles of Coke every day, and an old Cadillac
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The most successful investor in the world, Warren Buffett, is a business magnate and a philanthropist, valued at $68.2 bn.
On Monday, he donated roughly $3.17 bn of Berkshire Hathaway Inc stock to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and four family charities. This is his largest contribution in a more than decade-long plan to give away his fortune.
Berkshire said Buffett has made $27.54 bn in donations since 2006 to the five charities, including roughly $21.9 bn to the Gates Foundation.
The most successful investor in the world, Warren Buffett, is a business magnate and a philanthropist, valued at $68.2 bn.On Monday, he donated roughly $3.17 bn of Berkshire Hathaway Inc stock to the..
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Even since he was young, Buffett’s not only been tactful, but an extremely intelligent and hard worker.
While still in high school, he made money delivering newspapers, selling golf balls and stamps, and detailing cars, among other means.
By the time he turned 16, he had amassed the equivalent of $53,000.
Even since he was young, Buffett’s not only been tactful, but an extremely intelligent and hard worker.
While still in high school, he made money delivering newspapers, selling golf balls and stamps..
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You might expect a billionaire like Buffett to live in a sprawling mansion in some secluded location looking out to the sea or something.
Instead, he continues to live in the same house in the central Dundee neighborhood of Omaha that he bought in 1958 for $31,500.
You might expect a billionaire like Buffett to live in a sprawling mansion in some secluded location looking out to the sea or something.Instead, he continues to live in the same house in the central..
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On a typical day, Buffett said he has three Cokes during the day and two at night. The world's fourth-richest man also loves his ice cream.
On a typical day, Buffett said he has three Cokes during the day and two at night. The world's fourth-richest man also loves his ice cream.
It’s not unusual for billionaires to drive Rolls-Royces, Lamborghinis or Bentleys or have their own fleet of luxury cars to choose from.
However, this isn’t the case for Buffett. Up until 2014, Buffett, who prefers vehicles by Ford and General Motors, drove an eight-year-old Cadillac.
It’s not unusual for billionaires to drive Rolls-Royces, Lamborghinis or Bentleys or have their own fleet of luxury cars to choose from.
However, this isn’t the case for Buffett. Up until 2014, Buff..
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It comes as no surprise that for being as successful as Buffett has been, knowledge and a supreme understanding of things has played a key role.
However, it's not just newspapers and business reports that he consumes but he is an avid fan of reading fiction. So much so that he claims to spend 80% of his day reading about something or the other.
It comes as no surprise that for being as successful as Buffett has been, knowledge and a supreme understanding of things has played a key role.However, it's not just newspapers and business reports ..
"What I have tried to recreate in this book are the precise details of the experience, from extraordinary states of consciousness that left me feeling dazzled, to routine, everyday activities," says Chiruvolu, who left a pharmaceutical career to pursue a spiritual calling.
"Home At Last", published in India by Amaryllis, also explains how it is possible to integrate realisation into everyday life, and addresses the complex issues created by the influx of inner energy that occurs when one undergoes an active awakening.
In the book's foreword, Amma Karunamayi says that US-based Chiruvolu has transformed her life as a divine pure being through her divine thoughts, silent meditation, and service to society.
