Response
May 2017
Letter of the month
Life transformative issue
The April 2017 issue is really a milestone not only in the life journey of Life Positive magazine, but in the arena of spiritual journalism too. I wish that Life Positive will go on scaling newer heights and set higher benchmarks and landmarks in spirituality. You are promoting healthy and holy values in society. Today we need to emulate holistic heroes. Real success is holistic and serene only, unlike material success. With LP turning 21 it is blooming, flourishing and blossoming in its attempts to enlighten people on how to make their lives better, healthier, happier and more peaceful. Life Positive is not getting older, it is only getting better with the passage of years.
Ashok Aggarwal, Sahibabad
Jewel of an issue
The April 2017 issue of Life Positive is the most precious jewel in the Life Positive crown. The idea that real success is holistic, as explained by Suma Varughese in her cover story (A serene success),made me read it again and again. It is highly informative and transformative. Illustrating success by analysing the masterpieces of Sundeep Waslekar, Deepak Chopra and Stephan Covey is thought-provoking. The interview with Sister Shivani really touches the soul. The success stories of Chitra Jha, GL Sampoorna, Nandini Sarkar and Megha Bajaj show us the various faces of success; the profiles of the Dalai Lama, Baba Ramdev and Aamir Khan are appropriate in defining holistic success. We wish to give this issue to our Class 10 students and make them read an article a day and discuss in class what they have understood with the guidance of their teachers. Hence we are ordering 120 copies of the April 2017 issue. As far as I know, Life Positive is the only magazine in the market which can lead to the transformation and evolution of every human being. A D Victor, Tamil Nadu I have read several issues of Life Positive in the past couple of years. I found it to be an extremely interesting and enlightening magazine. In this world of cut-throat competition, unhappiness and despair, this magazine, with its positive approach, comes like a breath of fresh air. The editor, Suma Varughese, is to be commended for her insight, values, and practical approach to life. A good form of charity would be to purchase Life Positive magazines and distribute them to schools, colleges, offices and public places. Somebody, somewhere, will surely read its excellent articles and change their lives for the better, permanently.
Dr P Gupta, via email
Eye-opener
The article, Naturally healthy, by Suma Varughese in the March 2017 issue of Life Positive is an eye-opener. It beautifully conveyed the secret of healing the body.
Lalit Mittal,Bangalore
Forgive to free yourself
Two articles appearing in the February 2017 issue of Life Positive, Father, forgive them, by K Geetanjali and Cut the cord by Jamuna Rangachari were excellent. They rightly point out that many times people misbehave because they are unconscious of their actions and that we should forgive them. People come into our lives mainly due to our past karmas. However, one should not harbour feelings of revenge, or anger, because that will only reinforce the karma which we will then have to expiate at a later date, or even another lifetime.
A S Dandekar,Mumbai