Life Success Lessons - 494

You Can Achieve Anything

The only thing that stands between you and what you want from life, is simply the will to pursue it and the faith to believe that it is possible.

You can have anything on earth that you want, once you mentally accept the fact that you can have it.

If you want success, begin thinking of yourself as a success. The feeling of being successful has to come first.

If you have a deep inner conviction that you will always have all that you need, if you actually feel prosperous, it will be so.

Only your mind sets your limits.

 

Wellness Lesson - 94

Topic: Hurry

The dictionary explains hurry as – to impel to greater speed.

Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished.” ~ Lao Tzu

A famous doha by Kabir, one of the most fascinating souls that humanity has been blessed with:

Dheere dheere re manaa

Dheere sab kuch hoye

Maali seenche sau ghada

Ritu aaye phal hoye

Translation:

Slowly, slowly O mind

Slowly it all happens

The Gardener waters - waters the year round

But, the fruit comes when it is time!

H – Hopping around as a necessity for achievement and success.

U – Urging and using everyone to support this culture. Focus is always on the market and material to be marketed. “Opportunity knocks only once” is implanted deeply in our minds.

R – Reaction all the time. Reaction is immediate. Response takes time. Succumbing to market pressures at the cost of relaxation. “ I can’t be lazy, I have to run ahead of time, I have deadlines to meet.” This is the success song! Not hurrying is labeled as ‘laziness’. The tag is ‘irresponsible’. The comfort zone is ‘I have no choice’.

R – Receiving instant relief through experts is a sign of progress.

Y – Yet more and more is the formula. Bigger, better, faster faster faster is the mantra, never mind the cost or quality of life.

We’ve been conditioned to believe that busier is better, but actually the speed of doing is not as important as what we focus on doing.

Maybe we’re going at the wrong speed. Maybe if we are constantly rushing, we will miss out on life itself. Let’s let go of the obsession with speed, and instead slow down, stop rushing, and enjoy life.

To enjoy wellness it is important to accept hurrying is consuming health-giving energy like fire. In order to conserve health relaxation is the key.

Health is certain when we give it time and priority; Let us not hurry through our food, job and thoughts. Remember slow and steady opens the way to wellness.

Divine Noni Lesson - 124

Noni in Tubercular Infection

One study report says that Noni has been found to kill Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the causative organism of tuberculosis. A concentration of extracts from Noni leaves killed 89 percent of the bacteria in a test tube, almost as effective as a leading anti-TB drug, Rifampcin, which has an inhibition rate of 97 percent at the same concentration. Although there had been anecdotal reports of the native use of Noni in India and other countries as a herbal supplement against tuberculosis. Noni also act as an immune enhancer. In tubercular infection the body immune power get very weak and adding to that the treatment of tuberculosis also weaken the body immune system. Noni contain all the vitamins, all trace minerals, 17 amino acids including all essential amino acids. Besides that it contains 150 above nutraceuticals or phyto chemicals that have effective antioxidant properties. Hence Noni provides all major and rare nutrients into the body that helps in strengthen the immune system of the tubercular patient. Hence it act as a best immune enhancer.

Divine Noni Business Lessons - 94
Empowering with praise

There is a famous saying which goes, “Sometimes a man can survive for a week only on appreciation!”We are social beings. We all like to be recognised and acknowledged. When you praise your team members, you give them hope, and hope is the foundational quality for all change. When there is hope in the present, there is power in the future. Become a “good finder”, beginning right now. Make it a practise to find good in other people and circumstances, and be sure to verbalize your findings.