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Here is a speech from Deepika Padukone on mental health from personal experience. She is an actor from India and founder of the “Live Love Laugh” foundation.
https://www.thelivelovelaughfoundation.org/
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First observed on May 11, 1999, National Technology Day was originally celebrated in India. The day was established by then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, in honor of the tenth anniversary of the Pokhran Nuclear Test, and the day was declared by the national Council for Technology Development in India.
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When there are no more desires, and no more needs, and nothing attracts you, then you are free. Chuang Tzu
You Are Free
“217th” Stories
***One day death went to visit a man and said: “Today will be your last day of living.”
“But I am not ready.” The man replied.
The death said: “Sorry to say that your name was at the top of my today’s list.”
The man calmly rejoined: “Oh, ok. No problem. Let’s have a coffee together, before my death.”
“No harm in that.” The Death responded.
The man secretly put some sleeping pills in Death’s coffee and handed her the cup.
The Death finished the coffee and went to deep sleep.
The man took the Death’s list and erased his name from the top part of the inventory and put it at the bottom.
The death woke up and said: “You were very kind to me today. To pay my appreciation to you I will start my duty from the bottom of the list.”
Some things in life…
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Here is a speech from Malala Yousafzai who was jointly awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in recognition of her efforts on behalf of children’s rights.
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World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day is an annual celebration of the principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. World Red Cross Red Crescent Day is celebrated on 8 May each year. This date is the anniversary of the birth of Jean-Henry Dunant, who was born on 8 May 1828. He was the founder of International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the recipient of the first Nobel Peace Prize.
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It’s celebrated on the first Sunday in the month of May.
World Laughter Day was established in 1998 and the first celebration was on July 28, 2008, in Mumbai, India, arranged by Dr. Madan Kataria, founder of the worldwide Laughter Yoga movement. Positive and powerful emotion that has all the ingredients required for individuals to change themselves and to change the world in a peaceful and positive way. The day is now celebrated worldwide.
World Laughter Day was created in 1998 by Dr. Madan Kataria, founder of the worldwide Laughter Yoga movement. Dr. Kataria, a family doctor in India, was inspired to start the Laughter Yoga movement in part by the facial feedback hypothesis, which postulates that a person’s facial expressions can have an effect on their emotions.
The celebration of World Laughter Day is a positive manifestation for world peace and is intended to build up a global consciousness…
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These are on top of the core values for a successful living!
Let’s explore more about these values from our personal experience of places and people. These values have great power for transformation not only of our own self but change of heart among others in our community.
Let’s live and let others live with these values. This is the beginning of change.
I am thinking about it!
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BUDDHA PURNIMA
Started his earthy journey in the year 563 B.C. to King Sudhodhana & Queen Maya
His birth name was Sidharatha
Born in Lumbini in the Kingdom of Kapilavastu in Nepal
Wherein he had his upbringing
With love and affection profusely overflowing
From childhood itself, he was surcharged with emotions.
He used to feel much pain
When he saw people in utter pain
Hence the King kept him at his aloof in residence
Profuse with a lot of opulence
And all the comforts which a person needs for existence.
Prince Sidhartha was married to princess Yasodhara
So that his son remains busy in the palace life itself
Just cut off from the outside existence
Filled with pain and sufferings
As his father wanted him to be the king and rule his kingdom after him
But the seers predicted that Sidharatha would be spiritual oriented.
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It is observed every year on the first thursday of May.
Security researcher Mark Burnett first encouraged people to have a “password day,” where they update important passwords in his 2005 book Perfect Passwords. Inspired by his idea, Intel Security took the initiative to declare the first Thursday in May World Password Day in May 2013.
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During my first few days at the University of Washington, I remember meeting so many new people. I vividly recall meeting a group of international students from different corners of the globe at a get-to-know-each-other board games event. At first, we were all hesitant and unsure about how to interact with one another given our diverse backgrounds. However, as we played a whimsical round of Scrabble and chit-chatted for a bit, at the end of the day we all wanted to blend in to feel appreciated and loved. So, what does this tell us about human nature?
Getting a little bit in touch with my roots, here’s the most beautiful thing I see in Hinduism: Namaste! This one gracious word reminds us that:
“We are the same. And we are whole.”
As a little girl, I remember watching people join their hands close together with a gentle bow and…
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Go and stand in front of a mirror right now and tell yourself that you will love yourself unconditionally no matter what.
This is my decision to unconditionally love myself. I adore both the woman I have become and the girl I used to be. In the end, there is actually nothing wrong with me. To some extent, all the negativity, bullying, lost friendships, hatred, and judgement had nothing to do with me, but nobody was to blame. I can now see that. I felt like I was missing something, and the experience broke me. I wasn’t strong enough to stand up for myself, whether it was because of how I witnessed my mother’s upbringing or a lack of confidence. I was unaware that being who I am is OK. The majority of the time now, I see a brighter version of myself. The way I am is amazing. After all, I am lovely.
I am aware that I am no longer required to defend myself to anybody who will pretend to listen. I am aware that I don’t need to inform others of my anxiety and despair in the hopes that they would be understanding. No, I don’t have to tell you why I act the way I do. I don’t have to be too pleasant or kind to you. I owe you nothing. However, I do have a responsibility to provide for myself on a daily basis with a secure and loving home within my flesh. Even when others don’t give it to me especially when they don’t I do owe myself love, gratitude, and respect. I’ve learned how to comfort myself, so I don’t need somebody to save me or make me feel better. I am happy to be here. Of course, it’s wonderful to be surrounded by good people who accept me. It’s simple to miss people that do notice you and love you for it when you don’t love yourself or know who you are at your heart.
Remember, the most comfortable option isn’t usually the best option for you. Sometimes you have to get out of your comfort zone. Sometimes you have to take a chance on yourself, even if it’s terrifying and uncomfortable. Yes, you could lose something lovely by taking the riskier option, but you could also get something fantastic.
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I Will Love You Unconditionally
Let’s listen to our sister from pakistan through all her hardships in her journey of life. I came into tears after listening to her. It’s powerful and motivating to be kind to ourselves and do good for all.
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Continue reading “INSPIRATIONAL SPEECH SERIES – II: WOMEN AT LEADERSHIP”Once, I thought I was lost in the dark.
Stumbling through the thick air of nothingness;
I would fall, again and again.
Never able to find the light, I was trapped.
My thoughts became monsters, hunting me down.
It took some time for me to realize
I wasn’t lost in the darkness, as I had imagined for so long.
I was the dark, simply lost within myself.
That was the moment that I not only turned on the light, I became the light.
Here is a speech by Anne Hathaway delivered at the United Nations on International Women’s day advocating the need for gender-neutral paid parental leaves.
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