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Religious Pluralism

Religious Pluralism

Religious pluralists point out that nearly all religious texts are a combination of an assortment of human observations documented, for example, as historical narratives, poetry, and morality plays. Accordingly, a distinction exists between what may be claimed as literal in a religious text and what may be metaphorical. The text, therefore, is open to interpretation. In this light, no religion is able to comprehensively capture and communicate all truth.Although all religions attempt to capture reality, their attempts occur within particular cultural and historical contexts that affect the writer’s viewpoint.

Adherents of religious pluralism, in this sense, hold that their faith is “true”. That is, their religion is the most complete and accurate revelation of the divine available, yet they also accept that other religions teach many truths about the nature of God and man, and which establish a significant amount of common ground.

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Hinduism and New Ageism

Hinduism and New Ageism

Hinduism is a set of beliefs and traditions which have evolved over a vast period of time. There is no central organization like a Church to control its movements or progress. The word Hindu is derived from the river Sindhu, or Indus, primarily a geographical term that referred to India or to a region of India (near the Sindhu). Hinduism entered the English language in the early 19th century to describe the beliefs and practices of those residents of India who practice the ancient believes of India and did not practice Islam or Christianity.

A common manner of describing Hinduism among its adherents is as a way of life, as “Dharma.” It defies dogma and thus seeks to instead align the human body, mind, and soul in harmony with nature.

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Buddhism

Buddhism

Many hold the view that Buddhism is a philosophy, but the Buddha did not preach mere philosophical or intellectual theories. The Dhamma (Buddha’s teachings) deals with reality and truths which Buddhists believe that they can verify by personal experience. Unlike a philosophy, this shows a path that leads to the elimination of all forms of suffering and release from conditioned existence. One can discuss endlessly whether Buddhism is a religion or a philosophy; – It is a way of life. In fact, some of the ancient teachings are very much in keeping with modern scientific thought, therefore some even call it a ‘Science of Life’.

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Religious Pluralism

Religious Pluralism

Religious pluralists point out that nearly all religious texts are a combination of an assortment of human observations documented, for example, as historical narratives, poetry, and morality plays. Accordingly, a distinction exists between what may be claimed as literal in a religious text and what may be metaphorical. The text, therefore, is open to interpretation. In this light, no religion is able to comprehensively capture and communicate all truth.Although all religions attempt to capture reality, their attempts occur within particular cultural and historical contexts that affect the writer’s viewpoint.

Adherents of religious pluralism, in this sense, hold that their faith is “true”. That is, their religion is the most complete and accurate revelation of the divine available, yet they also accept that other religions teach many truths about the nature of God and man, and which establish a significant amount of common ground.

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Hinduism and New Ageism

Hinduism and New Ageism

Hinduism is a set of beliefs and traditions which have evolved over a vast period of time. There is no central organization like a Church to control its movements or progress. The word Hindu is derived from the river Sindhu, or Indus, primarily a geographical term that referred to India or to a region of India (near the Sindhu). Hinduism entered the English language in the early 19th century to describe the beliefs and practices of those residents of India who practice the ancient believes of India and did not practice Islam or Christianity.

A common manner of describing Hinduism among its adherents is as a way of life, as “Dharma.” It defies dogma and thus seeks to instead align the human body, mind, and soul in harmony with nature.

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Buddhism

Buddhism

Many hold the view that Buddhism is a philosophy, but the Buddha did not preach mere philosophical or intellectual theories. The Dhamma (Buddha’s teachings) deals with reality and truths which Buddhists believe that they can verify by personal experience. Unlike a philosophy, this shows a path that leads to the elimination of all forms of suffering and release from conditioned existence. One can discuss endlessly whether Buddhism is a religion or a philosophy; – It is a way of life. In fact, some of the ancient teachings are very much in keeping with modern scientific thought, therefore some even call it a ‘Science of Life’.

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Workshop-2-Tapping Full Brain Potential to Enable Mega Memory & Recall


• The neuro-physiology of memory

and recall

• Gaining unconscious competence

• Visualization and mental screens

• Short term/ long term memories

• Retrograde memories

• Memory blockages

• Basic associations

• Pegs and phonetic structures

• Eye position and cranial nerve responses

• Damage caused by negative health habits

• Journey method, pegs and Concept maps

• Perpetual calendar

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Workshop-1-Relaxation Training for Busy Executives – Learn from the Experts


Relaxation is one of the proven alternative therapies. It can be broadly classified under the mind-body medicine. More and more doctors are prescribing it as a way to lower blood pressure, improve exercise performance in people with angina, help people with asthma breathe easier, relieve insomnia and generally relax the everyday stresses of life. Meditation is a safe and simple way to balance a person’s physical, emotional, and mental states. It is simple; but can benefit everybody.
The use of relaxation for healing is not new. Techniques are the product of diverse cultures and peoples around the world. The value of relaxation to alleviate suffering and promote healing has been known and practiced for thousands of years.

It is regarded by science for its efficacy. We take great pride in providing the right training to our participants.

The Foundation will help you:

* De-stress quickly and easily.

* Experience more control, order, release and energy.

* Calm and focus your mind and attain clarity.

* Defuse negativity, aggression and turbulent emotions.

* Open up to peace of mind, balance and harmony.

We will guide you to:

* Create a supportive environment for relaxation.

* Quickly relax and relieve stress.

* Keep it interesting and fruitful.

* Concentrate your mind at will.

* Explore different types of visualization

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Workshop-3-An Integrated Personality within a Vibrant Mind-Body Frame


• Principles of vibrant health

• How major diseases such as HBP,

Diabetes , Throbbing headaches lower productivity

• What is stress and what it is not

• How stress affects work performance and productivity

• Life style and job stress

• Evaluation of personal and job stress levels

• Rules to permanently conquer stress and maintain high energy levels

• Coping skills , including deep breathing , deep relaxation, bio-feedback

• Visualization, Rational Emotive Therapy

• Music therapy – Baroque music, Vivaldi, Bach etc.

• Individual body type

• Energy spectrums

• Proper nutrition and exercise

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Workshop-4-Brain Re-Engineering to Foster Creativity, Innovation and Problem solving


• Stages of creativity

• Enriched thinking for creativity

• Individual creativity Vs. group creativity

• Organizational creativity and innovation

• Using the organization’s whole brain

to work- the collective mind & ethos

• Attitudes and creativity reversal

• Dream technology

• Brainstorming

• Mind maps

• Lateral thinking

• Anchors and thinking hats

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Workshop-5-A Value-Centric Foundation for Transcending Boundaries


A Value-Centric Foundation for Transcending Boundaries

• Perceptional differences

• The results of not using a full brain

• Chemistry and physiology of thought

• Multiple screens and swish patterns

• Mental laws for success

• The eight-point framework for inner transformation

• All-persuasive nature and influence of attitude

• Enriched thinking, laws of thinking, and thinking “About Thinking”

• Value–centric foundation enlivened by life values and workplace values

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Workshop-2-Tapping Full Brain Potential to Enable Mega Memory & Recall


• The neuro-physiology of memory

and recall

• Gaining unconscious competence

• Visualization and mental screens

• Short term/ long term memories

• Retrograde memories

• Memory blockages

• Basic associations

• Pegs and phonetic structures

• Eye position and cranial nerve responses

• Damage caused by negative health habits

• Journey method, pegs and Concept maps

• Perpetual calendar

General Blog
— Leave a Comment

Workshop-1-Relaxation Training for Busy Executives – Learn from the Experts


Relaxation is one of the proven alternative therapies. It can be broadly classified under the mind-body medicine. More and more doctors are prescribing it as a way to lower blood pressure, improve exercise performance in people with angina, help people with asthma breathe easier, relieve insomnia and generally relax the everyday stresses of life. Meditation is a safe and simple way to balance a person’s physical, emotional, and mental states. It is simple; but can benefit everybody.
The use of relaxation for healing is not new. Techniques are the product of diverse cultures and peoples around the world. The value of relaxation to alleviate suffering and promote healing has been known and practiced for thousands of years.

It is regarded by science for its efficacy. We take great pride in providing the right training to our participants.

The Foundation will help you:

* De-stress quickly and easily.

* Experience more control, order, release and energy.

* Calm and focus your mind and attain clarity.

* Defuse negativity, aggression and turbulent emotions.

* Open up to peace of mind, balance and harmony.

We will guide you to:

* Create a supportive environment for relaxation.

* Quickly relax and relieve stress.

* Keep it interesting and fruitful.

* Concentrate your mind at will.

* Explore different types of visualization

General Blog
— Leave a Comment

Workshop-3-An Integrated Personality within a Vibrant Mind-Body Frame


• Principles of vibrant health

• How major diseases such as HBP,

Diabetes , Throbbing headaches lower productivity

• What is stress and what it is not

• How stress affects work performance and productivity

• Life style and job stress

• Evaluation of personal and job stress levels

• Rules to permanently conquer stress and maintain high energy levels

• Coping skills , including deep breathing , deep relaxation, bio-feedback

• Visualization, Rational Emotive Therapy

• Music therapy – Baroque music, Vivaldi, Bach etc.

• Individual body type

• Energy spectrums

• Proper nutrition and exercise

General Blog
— Leave a Comment

Workshop-4-Brain Re-Engineering to Foster Creativity, Innovation and Problem solving


• Stages of creativity

• Enriched thinking for creativity

• Individual creativity Vs. group creativity

• Organizational creativity and innovation

• Using the organization’s whole brain

to work- the collective mind & ethos

• Attitudes and creativity reversal

• Dream technology

• Brainstorming

• Mind maps

• Lateral thinking

• Anchors and thinking hats

General Blog