Presenting the most powerful workshop ever!

Imagine yourself in a workshop, where the greatest thinkers of all time are your teachers. Imagine Buddha, Lao Tzu, Albert Einstein, Helen Keller, Sigmund Freud, Mark Twain, George Bernard Shaw, Bertrand Russell, Ralph Waldo Emerson and many more luminaries gently guiding you into transforming your...

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Madhukar Talwalkar: Meet a young man of 75!top comments

by Manoj Khatri on August 2, 2007 - 0 comments

Exercise is a stress-buster. It is physical meditation. It is prayer. Madhukar Talwalkar in conversation with MANOJ Khatri.

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Presenting the most powerful workshop ever!top comments

by Manoj Khatri on December 12, 2010 - 0 comments

Imagine yourself in a workshop, where the greatest thinkers of all time are your teachers. Imagine Buddha, Lao Tzu, Albert Einstein, Helen Keller, Sigmund Freud, Mark Twain, George Bernard Shaw, Bertrand Russell, Ralph Waldo Emerson and many more luminaries gently guiding you into transforming your life in the way you always wanted. What a thought! is such a workshop. It comprises 21 powerful thoughts, elaborated to help you understand, and benefit from, the wisdom and insights from the world’s most …

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Another struggle for independencetop comments

by Manoj Khatri on August 3, 2010 - 0 comments

It’s hard to accept but our blood sucking politicians are a reflection of our collective attitude and mindset. We ought to stop accepting abuse of power and anarchy. A second “struggle” for freedom is needed—one that frees us from our own apathy, cowardice and passivity. Only when we’re freed this way can we ever become free from the greed of the current crop of politicians.

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Politicianstop comments

by Manoj Khatri on August 2, 2010 - 0 comments

A filthy, appalling breed that is sucking our nation dry by their abysmal greed while the rest of us cry As long as they succeed Mumbai will never be Shanghai I think it’s only when they die will we heave a collective sigh

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Politicians and horror flicks

by Manoj Khatri on November 29, 2008 - 1 comment

Millions of ordinary citizens are sending SMSes to TV news channels expressing their shock, anger and other emotions at the recent terror attacks on Mumbai. Many of these SMSes are being telecast on tickers scrolling at the bottom of the screen. One citizen’s SMS expressed helplessness asking: “When will our politicians wake up?” I would like to answer this question: Never. That is because, to wake up, you need to be asleep, not dead. Out politicians are actually dead. Their …

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Mumbai attacks: the lethal combination of business, politics and religion

by Manoj Khatri on November 29, 2008 - 3 comments

Rage, shock, disbelief, and hopelessness are some of the many emotions that we in Mumbai are experiencing right now. But we are also feeling helpless. What should we do in such a situation? Is there even a modicum of hope that we will emerge out of our vulnerability to face any crisis in the future? It is indeed very sad that we can do little except live in fear and speculate about how our self-serving politicians, from ruling parties or …

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No difference between politicians and terrorists

by Manoj Khatri on November 29, 2008 - 2 comments

Most politicians are no better than the terrorists. The only difference between terrorists and politicians is that while terrorists are victims of a kind, politicians are in fact the victimisers. Spare a moment to think about the modus operandi of terrorists: their primary means of achieving their goals is to identify the vulnerability of the people and then exploit it. In the case of the Mumbai attack, the terrorists studied every vulnerable aspect of Mumbai and then used each of …

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Mumbai terrorised but NOT immobilised

by Manoj Khatri on November 28, 2008 - 2 comments

The media, especially TV channels, must stop glamourising terrorism. I appeal to TV channels to stop spreading terror and report only facts, sans exaggeration. Mumbai has not been attacked. Only a few locations in South Mumbai has been attacked. I feel a sense of tremendous anguish at the thought that the masterminds behind the attack on Taj, Oberoi and CST station must be celebrating their success, perhaps even rejoicing the killing of our top cops. But in spite of what’s …

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Welcome to Sajjanpur is engaging

by Manoj Khatri on October 5, 2008 - 0 comments

I saw “Welcome to Sajjanpur” yesterday. I thought it was nice. Easy on the mind. The songs were totally unnecessary, otherwise it was pretty engaging. Shreyas Talpade is brilliant in his portrayal of an educated rural young man who dreams of becoming a fiction writer someday. The character is basically a noble creature at heart, complete with ordinary human weaknesses. He is believable. So is Amrita Rao as a young married rural girl waiting for her husband to return from …

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Freedom from second-hand smoke

by Manoj Khatri on October 2, 2008 - 0 comments

India is far behind in the list of countries that have banned smoking in public places. But then, it is better to be late than never, especially when it concerns the health of millions. I support the ban comprehensively. It is about time we took the dangers of passive smoking seriously. For those who believe that the ban is unfair, this is what I think: smokers can smoke as much as they want to – after all we live in …

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New Complete Wellbeing website rolled out.

by Manoj Khatri on September 13, 2008 - 0 comments

We humans are complex creatures! We are always striving to decode the universe we inhabit… but we often forget the basics in the process. We want to conquer the world, but we forget that we must first conquer our minds, then conquer the hearts of others, and then, surprise-surprise, the world will not be needed. In our upside-down, topsy-turvy scheme of priorities, Complete Wellbeing reminds us of what we tend to forget in our daily lives – that what we …

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