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*Navratri EXCLUSIVE* *MEGA Nadi Pariksha Training Program* Sri Sri Wellbeing invites all Medical Practitioners (BAMS, BHMS, MBBS, BPT/ Osteopaths) to master the Art of Pulse Diagnosis *Date: 26 September - 11 October, 2023* *Venue: The Art of Living International Centre, Bangalore*   Eligibility: Selection based on one level of screening Time: Full Day Program *(For Non BAMS there will be 20 hours online Sessions before & 8 hours after the offline program )* Why enrol for this Training Program Ø Learn mind management techniques to promote awareness Ø Harness your intuition & address the root cause of the health condition  How will YOU benefit Ø Impact your inner wiring holistically Ø Improve your wellness quotient Ø Upgrade your professional skills    Interest form link   https://forms.gle/cth41tWFyZqrzrbj7 HURRY UP! Limited Seats Available BAMS - 60 seats  BHMS - 40 Seats  MBBS - 60 Seats  BPT/ Osteo - 40 Seats...

Chapter 3 - Samadhi Day 13  Question - Gurudev, is it possible to get stuck in achieving a mood of dispassion, turning one's attention to the separation between self and thoughts, emotions and sensory data, and is it possible to see more clearly who you are? But if a habit is developed of separating oneself from everything in an artificial way, you will lose spontaneity, attunement with nature and will not fully engage in life by giving it your 100%. How do you walk this tightrope, and how do you know if you are too far on one side or the other?  Gurudev Sri Sri - Dispassion does not divide you. In fact, it connects you. It connects you to the present moment so totally that you can be 100% in anything that you are doing. When you are not dispassionate, then what happens? You are linked to the past or future.  You are not one 100% connected to the present and are more divided. So when your mind is hoping for something in future or regretting the past, it is not...

The Cashew tree (Anacardium occidentale) is a small, evergreen tree, from the family Anacardiaceae). The Cashew Road and Cashew MRT along the Down-Town Line, in Singapore, are named after it. 🌰The tree grows up to 12m tall and has a wide dome shaped crown and its foliage forms a thin peripheral canopy with protruding inflorescences.  🌰Leaves are simple, leathery, obovate, with smooth margins and prominent venation. They are alternately and spirally arranged in whorls.  🌰Flowers are produced in terminal panicles or corymbs, about 10 – 20 cm long, each flower is small, pale green at first, then turning reddish, with five slender, acute petals and are pollinated by honey bees, flies and possibly ants.  🌰It produces two fruits, the cashew apple and cashew nut. However, the cashew nut is the true fruit whereas the cashew apple is actually the swollen fruit stalk. Stem will ooze out a clear gum when injured. 🌰The cashew apple...