Parwatisingari's Weblog

Category: Arouz

  • Our Evolving language

    My mother has a flawless complexion and was absolutely fair. As a child I grew up with this observation people made to my mother “You are so fair, your daughter does not have you colour.” The worse observation was “Your son is so good-looking he should have been a girl, and your daughter a boy”…

  • As We Believe we create completeness

    You are whole and complete just the way you are – that was the first thing the coaches at the Landmark Education told us, and all transformational leaders be it Janet, Louise Hay or Shakti they begin their healing with this and the understanding that your life is just perfect where it is. Though initially…

  • Opening the Heart — Returning Home

    Opening the heart—returning home, CTRT choice theory and reality therapy is one way of dealing with blocks and obstacles. It deals with the choices we make. One major difference i found between hypnotherapy and CTRT is the nexus from which it works, while CTRT goes “what were your thoughts when you felt it.” hypnotherapy goes…

  • Spider energy weaving life

    Rick Riordon in book Mark of Athena, talks of an Arhcane as a wonderful weaver, she wove the sunlight into tapestries. My perception of cobweb has changed since then, they are of course the carpets of dustbunnies and they have to be done away with, yet they also remind us that we have the ability…

  • Two Sides Of the Same Moon

    Tetisa kopi devargala oda goodi hattavataarava nettidanamma. Is a verse from the famous purandaradasa’s poetry. Well, this translates to along with thirty three crores of gods he (Vishnu) took ten avatars. This has been a bone of contention, and even ridicule. But we never put it to context. When we say gods, we are talking about…

  • Promises to keep.

    One major thing I imbibed in the Landmark curriculum for education was the power of the word. We call it integrity. we often forget how powerful our words are and when we make promises it is up to us to make sure we keep our words sacred. We very often make commitments, promises we may…