Healing and helping
October 2016
By Swami Tejomayananda
Swami Tejomayananda, the worldwide head of the renowned Chinmaya Mission, applauds Life Positive for its commitment to humanity
Life is no fairyland for any of us, and the pressures and pulls of this world bog us down. Between the roles we juggle, and the competition, corruption and castigation that embroil our lives, somewhere within us is a muffled cry to break the rut and find a purpose. Your guru may not yet have found you, or you may be dodging your life coach. It’s here that a magazine like Life Positive makes a difference, and a telling difference! How to cope with a terminal illness, with death staring at you in the face? How to come to terms with the loss of a loved one, or a loving spouse? How to heal from the bitterness of a relationship that didn’t work, despite your giving it your all? Life Positive interviews psychics, tracks down seers and carries articles on those who have broken their shell to fly high, those who have leapt in the dark and slept through their angst before diving into the deep and coming up with a coral or a pearl, may be. Can our words and language be used for making better intents? Is it different with women leaders at the helm of affairs? Do caregivers tend to neglect themselves in their sincerity to nurture the ailing? Does befriending life help one befriend death? Is it brain over brawn? Do healers go through untold suffering before finding their path? Doesn’t love of God sweeten our life? How important is self-love? Have you heard of self-marriage? How can karma and grace go together? Life Positive is like a caring counsellor, a genuine guide at your doorstep. Your body, mind and spirit can scale greater heights with its inputs. A magazine like Life Positive is the need of the hour.
Hearty congratulations to Suma Varughese for inspiring her team to bring out quality articles month after month to help humanity at large.