Author: Harvey Singh
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The Contradiction of Beliefs and Outcomes
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We often say, “God controls everything,” but do we live by that belief? While we profess that outcomes are in divine hands, our actions suggest otherwise. We strive relentlessly, fueled by desire, and suffer deeply when results don’t align with our expectations. Isn’t this a contradiction? Consider someone working tirelessly…
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Beyond the Self: Dissolving the Boundaries of Separation
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I recently came across an article in which the author admired the incredible mechanism of the human body. They expressed deep gratitude for the seamless functioning of the body and offered prayers to God, thanking a higher power for this wondrous creation. It was a heartfelt acknowledgment of life’s marvels,…
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The Illusion of Self-Improvement: An Inquiry
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Have you ever questioned the endless advice streaming from social media posts and self-help books? From suggestions to “stay positive” to instructions on cultivating kindness, we are persistently nudged toward self-improvement. But what is really happening here? Are these efforts addressing something fundamental within us, or are they perpetuating a…
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Does Sharing Pain Truly Alleviate It?
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The belief that sharing our pain with others lightens the burden is deeply ingrained in human culture. It is comforting to think that expressing our suffering to someone else can bring us relief. Yet, does it genuinely resolve the pain, or is it merely a temporary escape? This question is…
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Is Intuition Always to Be Trusted?
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Intuition often feels like a whisper of truth—a sense of knowing that arises without conscious reasoning. For many, it feels natural, almost sacred, to trust this inner voice. It’s as though intuition connects us to a deeper wisdom beyond the chatter of the mind. But is this perception accurate? Can…
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Can We Truly Understand Ourselves Through Knowledge?
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In the physical world, knowledge plays an undeniable role in guiding our actions. A teacher can explain mathematical principles, or a book can teach us how to fix a machine. This process of acquiring knowledge, applying it, and seeing tangible results is straightforward. It works because the physical and material…
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The Illusion of Separation
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Human beings, through the activity of thought, create a sense of division and separation. Thought, rooted in memory and the ego’s identification with those memories, forms a fragmented perception of the world. In this fragmented view, we see ourselves as separate from others, from nature, and even from our own…
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Is “Nothing” the New Goal?
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A friend shared a social media post with the following quote: “When everyone is trying to be something, be nothing.” I wanted to share something on this topic… Is “Nothing” the New Goal? Let us pause for a moment and ask: is “nothing” the new goal to aspire to? If…
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Holistic Development or Achievement: What Are We Pursuing?
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Let us inquire together: what does it mean to truly develop as a human being? Have we paused to observe the patterns of our lives and reflect on what we are pursuing? In our world today, success is often measured by achievement. A person is deemed successful when they climb…
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The Future of the Human Brain in an AI-Driven World
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For centuries, humans have relied on their brains to solve problems and create and adapt to challenges. Much like muscles, the brain strengthens through use: learning a new skill, solving puzzles, or engaging in creative thinking keeps the brain agile and resilient. But as we stand on the cusp of…