Perception is not solely based on sensory experiences; it is also shaped by intellectual and cognitive processes. This article examines how thought, visualization, and learning influence our understanding of the world. Historically, great thinkers have explored perception beyond sensory input, showing its significance in shaping behavior, ethics, and societal norms.
Author: Kapil Puri
Mindfulness Techniques for Everyday Life
Mindfulness involves being fully present in the current moment, fostering inner peace through awareness of breath and surroundings. Rooted in Buddhism and popularized by Thich Nhat Hanh, it emphasizes living in the here and now. This practice enhances focus on activities while avoiding emotional reactivity, promoting connection without detachment.
The Dynamic Duo: Satnam Waheguru & the Power of Hukam
Satnam Waheguru, a powerful mantra representing Truth, divine wonder, and guidance, holds practical significance. Its essence lies in understanding and following the Divine Order outlined by Guru Nanak. By accepting and adhering to this Order, we cultivate harmonious relationships and contribute to a peaceful and ethical existence in our environment.
Progressive Hindu Dialogue 