Ayurveda Initiative For Global Health

Human Potential: How Meditation Can Help Us Express Infinity. As human beings, we are blessed with a unique gift – the ability to express infinity through our finite bodies. This concept may seem paradoxical, but it holds the key to unlocking our true potential. In this blog, we'll explore how meditation can help us tap into this potential and express the infinite possibilities that lie within us. The Paradox of Finite and Infinite. Our bodies are finite, subject to the limitations of space and time. However, our minds are capable of conceiving infinite possibilities, ideas, and emotions. This paradox is at the heart of human existence, and meditation offers a powerful tool for bridging the gap between our finite bodies and infinite minds. How Meditation Can Help Us Express Infinity. Meditation is a practice that allows us to tap into our inner selves, quieting the mind and accessing deeper states of consciousness. Through regular meditation practice, we can: 1 Expand o...

The Power of Positive Thoughts: How Meditation Can Help You Cultivate a Heavenly Mindset. Our thoughts have the power to shape our reality and determine our destiny. The mental diary we keep, filled with our thoughts, words, and actions, is a reflection of our inner self. By cultivating positive thoughts and behaviors, we can create a passport to heaven, where love, peace, and joy reign supreme. Meditation is a powerful tool that can help us achieve this heavenly mindset. Meditation is a practice that can help us: 1 Cultivate positive thoughts: By focusing on positive affirmations and visualizations, we can rewire our brain to think positively and cultivate a heavenly mindset. 2 Let go of negative thoughts: Meditation helps us become more aware of our thoughts and emotions, allowing us to release negative patterns and habits that hold us back. 3 Develop empathy and compassion: By practicing loving-kindness meditation, we can cultivate empathy and compassion for others, recognizing that...

*The Nobel & the Floor-Maid* The Tewksbury Institute in Massachusetts was known for housing the poor and ill.  A young girl named Anne was sent there after her mother’s death, as her behaviour was incorrigible – which means nobody could do anything about her. She would bite and scream, and throw her food at people. Even the doctors and nurses could not examine her properly. She would spit and scratch at them as they tried to get close. For this reason, she would often be put in a cage – something like a small prison cell, kept in the basement of an old section of the building. An elderly floor maid who worked there, observed all this and felt very sorry for the little girl. She would often think to herself, “I sure would hate to be locked up in a cage like that.” She wanted to help her, but didn't have any idea what she could do. She would wonder, “If the doctors and nurses cannot help her, what can someone like me do?" So, one night after work, she just baked a small cake...