LAW NO. 12 - YOU HAVE THE POWER

All the powers in the universe are already ours. It is we who put our hands before our eyes and cry that it is dark!

LAW NO. 13 - LEARN EVERYDAY

The goal of mankind is knowledge... now this knowledge is inherent in man. No knowledge comes from outside: it is all inside. What we say a man 'knows', should, in strict psychological language, be what he 'discovers' or 'unveils'; what man 'learns' is really what he discovers by taking the cover off his own soul, which is a mine of infinite knowledge.

LAW NO. 14 - BE TRUTHFUL

Everything can be sacrificed for Truth, but Truth cannot be sacrificed for anything!

LAW NO. 15 - THINK DIFFERENT

All differences in this world are of degree and not of kind because oneness is the secret of everything!

15 LAWS OF LIFE - WHAT YOU NEED TO KEEP IN MIND!

Here is something I am about to share!
These are simple 15 laws of life. They are very simple and in a very lucid language.
Credits to Kanav Mehta ( a friend of mine ) who sent them to me =). These laws are by Swami Vivekananda!

SIMPLIFY YOUR KITCHEN

If you can organize your kitchen, you can organize your life!
- Louis Parish, author of cooking as therapy.


Your kitchen can easily become overwhelmed with clutter. Over time, it is easy to collect utensils you don't use, food that is out of taste and dishes that have never seen the light of your table. Having a clean, organized and efficient kitchen will encourage you to cook meals at home and save money!

Start by emptying all your kitchen cabinets and drawers. Sort your dishes, pots, pans and utensils into piles - those that you want to keep, those broken or excessively worn and those that you can give to charity. Next, sort through your staples and condiments. Throw out the old stuff , including old spices. Get rid of any appliances you don't use. Finally, clean your cabinets inside and out and put back everything you want to keep!

Live Simple and Spiritual!

REDEFINE SUCCESS

Success is an absurd, erratic thing.
-Alice Foote MacDougall, businesswoman (1867-1945)

Our culture's definition of success is fairly limited. The signs are mostly external : a high paying job, a nice car, beautiful clothes, a beautiful partner and a large home.

Consider these alternative definitions of success, which don't require conspicuous consumption: You have a successful life if you have a safe place to live, good health, a nurturing family life, ongoing education, spiritual development, good friends and work that feeds you emotionally and intellectually.

YOU ARE A SUCCESSFUL PERSON IF YOU ARE CAPABLE OF GIVING AND RECIEVING LOVE AND EXPERIENCING JOY!

What do you consider to be the ingredients of successful life?
More importantly, how do you measure success for yourself?