Professor M. S. Rao’s Vision 2030: One Million Global Leaders

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Monday, 18 January 2021

Feeding Birds - Vlog | Mindfulness | Professor M.S. Rao

Sunday, 17 January 2021

Karma - You Get What You Give

“Nothing is greater than serving others with a great heart. We live in a world where there is a huge competition for takers and the least competition for givers. So, be a giver and serve your societies and communities to build a better world.” ―Professor M.S. Rao

Currently, there are several conflicts globally due to religious, racial, and regional intolerance. Embracing spiritualism is the only way to bring improvements in society. We brought nothing to this world when we were born. We will not carry anything from this world when we die except either a good or bad reputation. Hence, stress on spiritualism to spread peace and love in the world.

Life is an echo. If you do good things, you get back good things. Newton's third law of physics "For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction" is applicable here. Hence, do good for others to build a better world. If you love people, you get love. If you hate people, you receive hate. Therefore, love the people around you. Give your best. Serve them. If you give to the universe, the universe will give you. If you create litigations for others, you end up with litigations. If you live in peace, you receive peace. Do the best to your communities and societies. Don’t expect anything in return. Don't waste your precious life on negative and unpleasant people. Forgive and forget the negative people. Life is short.

Takeaway: As you sow, so you reap. Karma is a boomerang.

References

https://www.amazon.com/See-Light-You-Spiritual-Mindfulness/dp/1949003132

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Life is an Echo – Vlog | Storytelling | Professor M.S. Rao

Saturday, 16 January 2021

Karma - You Get What You Give – Vlog | Storytelling | Professor M.S. Rao

Humans are Social Animals

“Man is by nature a social animal.” ―Aristotle

During the global lockdown, people lost their physical connections and connected virtually. They desired to connect with others physically but due to coronavirus and social distancing, people stayed away. Covid19 emphasized the power of human connections. Don't take human connections for granted. Connections are key to survival and success. Technology cannot replace human connections. Spend quality time with others physically.

Technology is the defining factor of our society. Technology has become an integral part of human life. We cannot do away with technology. Virtual keynotes are replacing physical keynotes. The world is changing faster than before. It is like riding on the technology tiger. So, we must draw a line between virtual relations and human relations and between technology and humanity.

I observe in the gym where the millennials and centennials are busy with their smartphones and not interacting with others. It is good in a few ways and bad in many ways. I still emphasize human connections and conversations.

Humans cannot live with gadgets for too long. They must respect human relationships to lead a happy and peaceful life. So, build connections. Talk to people. Remember, technology cannot replace humanity.

Takeaway: Emphasize physical relations over virtual relations.