A couple of days ago I was talking to a friend from Canada when she said this, “Here in Canada a lot of Canadians don’t trust Indians and Jamaicans because they lie so much. Our company lost so much money because of that.”
I basically started thinking about the differences in the western healthy ways compared to the eastern negative ways. Why in the eastern culture people seek forgiveness mostly when they’re in their retirement age, why do they only realise and accept their faults only at retirement?
“What’s better? Knowing that you are free to leave at any time without resentment of losing what is your entitlement or feeling like a prisoner to something that you want out of because you know that you are not free to leave?” – T. Dench Patel, 2 November 2020, 15:21
You will be asking why everything is now working against you? People no longer see eye to eye with you, you almost feel like nothing is aligning yet you are taking the right path. People will start acting different, while others won’t relate to you anymore. It’s no longer interesting going to that local hangout, passions no longer feel great, the same old same is now outdated. I am simply just putting into a nutshell what this article is saying. Please have a read especially at the term that Hindus and Buddhists use which is called Samskara and how humans can live deep from that comfort zone.
See what if there wasn’t a mess? Then there wouldn’t have been Gandhi, what if there wasn’t a mess, then there wouldn’t have been Mandela, what if there wasn’t a mess, then there wouldn’t have been justice. Another example is Shakespeare’s Hamlet, it gave the first black actor (Papaa Essiedu) who was waiting for his first role that would give him a career break. At the age of twenty-five, he was the first actor who played the Protagonist in Hamlet in the 61-year history of the Royal Shakespeare Company. I mean should the world really be inequal? Of course not, not when it comes to race for sure. It’s just too long in our history,
Hello,
hope you are well and had a lovely weekend.
Here we are on another Monday where we figured we’d propose something to you.
Lately, I have been going through the wonderful comments that readers have left us about the website and blog posts. Amongst those comments I’ve found several readers/followers asking us for the opportunity to be a guest blogger without remuneration for www.tdenchpatel.com simply because they’re after the experience, looking to link back my articles to their site and to gain some experience.
Quotes by T. Dench Patel
It is the chanting of these four words, i.e. I love you, I thank you, I am sorry, please forgive me. Which is effectively repentance, forgiveness, gratitude and love. You can chant this in any order at any time to yourself i.e. when you are worried, angry, sad, having bad memories, having financial worries etc. whatever state as a way to heal yourself, cleanse or purify yourself or you can say it to the person you want to heal. You don’t even have to have a reason to say these words. There’s actually a therapist known as Ihaleakala Hew Len who cured every patient in the criminally insane ward of a Hawaii State Hospital using Ho’oponopono. He didn’t even talk to the patients. Research it.
Hindus and Buddhists fast to increase self-discipline (being hungry but not reacting), concentration and mindfulness, it’s also for purification. This article is incredibly good in terms of fasting and how it improves cognitive functions, longevity, better immune system, and weight control. This article is also very good in terms of its explanation on the three stages of fasting, i.e. the crisis stage of where the body uses it’s own resources to remove toxins from the body, then the fasting peak and lastly the normal fasting state.
When you bathe in short lived glory, no satisfaction or fulfilment, it’s not abundance it’s lack – T. Dench Patel, 12 October 2020, 17:01