Tag: The Landmark Curriculum for living
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The wisdom of surrender,
The wisdom of surrender, The space in front of our house, had rough terrain with rocks, weeds and in the rains it had its own untamed beauty. Then came the city landscapers they flattened the rocks, placed sand, and erected play pens. Guess what, nature did not resist, in her own quiet way she emerged…
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Saying yes to the Universe.
Saying yes to the Universe. Sometimes in accepting things that come our way I think we are saying yes to the universe and it delivers exactly what our soul wants. Sometimes these are very small things, like a gift that someone gives us, we say no. But it was a gift from the universe, we…
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Creating the ground of our story
Creating the ground for our story. Each day as I kneaded the dough to make roti’s I realized i played out a scene an alteration with some family member or the other, the inspiration would be the same, the storyline similar the dialogue would just vary, the outcome would be I am angry and I…
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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”…
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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…
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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…
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