Krishna's Musings on Life

We all somewhere grew up hearing that good things happen with good people and bad things happen with bad ones.  And, that’s how the law of karma works! That’s what most people believe, at least! These are some amazing Karma Quotes for you to better analyse the law of karma.  So, when faced with adversity, pain, and trauma, we start questioning our karma. Why me? Am I a bad person? What did I do wrong? Why is all this happening to me? But is it the right way to perceive the law of karma? I think no! As humans, when we enter this world, trials and tribulations are going to be a part of our being. One cannot shy away from difficulties and pain, no matter what. They are part and parcel of our lives. Even if you are rich or poor, bad or good, or anything, adversities can knock on your door any day, without any invitation.  So, there’s not always an answer for “why me?” This also puts a question mark on “why do bad things happen with good people?” The simple answer, as far as ...

Why are most of us not living the life we always wanted? Why are we not truly content with ourselves? Want to become our best version, but not really breaking the habit of being yourself ? Have you ever wondered? Well, it can be mainly because of the habits we want to inculcate in our lives but are not able to. As they say, your present habits determine your future! We try with all our willpower and motivation but fail to form new healthy habits and how to be at peace with yourself .  Not to mention, when it comes to the manifestation of your thoughts and feelings, your subconscious mind is the boss. Yes! It makes or breaks things in a massive manner.  We cannot achieve success in our life without having our subconscious minds aligned with the desired actions. In this whole tussle of the conscious and subconscious mind, almost 95% of the time, the latter wins, and how! Because…. Your subconscious mind is the most powerful. It processes some of the deeply involved functions in ...

The things that make us happy vary vastly with our age and circumstances. What made us happy at age 4 is not likely to make us happy at 34 (though if it does, congratulations! You’ve already cracked the happiness code and don’t need this article.) Where an extra biscuit at snack-time would have had us squealing with joy at 4 years old, it’s a gourmet dinner that will likely satisfy us at 34 years old. Thus, happiness is a state of mind . What if we could bring back the joy we felt, at 4 years old, for an extra biscuit? Imagine the innumerable joys we would experience then, every single day. Almost every moment would become a cause for celebration. Here’s how to be happy . Cast aside your self-doubt and uncertainty, embrace this list, and watch your life transform! Play in the rain. Ask for rainbow sprinkles on your ice cream. Dial a random number, ask them if their refrigerator is running. If they say yes, ask them to catch it before it gets away! Call up someone you love and tell t...