Lucky Balaraman

If you a slave of your shopping urges, here is a time-tested, powerful method to become immune to them and be in full control of your spending... and then some.

Chennai is one of India's five major cities. It hosts an incredible range of architectural styles, the latest of which I will now describe.

One way to find happiness is to use your mind to reorganize your mind. An interesting process which is described in more detail below.

If one pursues inner peace, does one have to forsake all material possessions and live in a cave or monastery? On the other hand, if one is interested in wealth acquisition, will one go to hell? Neither. There is a middle path to follow, and this article describes it.

Are you distressed that you often think "bad thoughts"? The good news is that you can put an end to that situation and find happiness. Read on to find out how.

To find true happiness one must step back from one's mind and body and let the Universe take control. This takes courage, and the following parable illustrates the fact.

The loss of a loved one is always devastating to the psyche. However, if you are grounded in inner peace, the impact on you is greatly reduced.

For quite some time, computers have been producing 3D visualizations (also called "renderings") that are similar to photographs. In many cases it is difficult to discern a visualization from a photograph. But the experienced eye knows what to look for. Here are the signs of a 3D visualization, compiled by an expert visualizer (it often "takes a visualizer to catch a visualizer "… )

Almost everyone has felt low self-esteem at some point in their lives. Some feel it fleetingly and some for protracted periods of time. The best scenario is when you have banished it forever from your psyche. The fact is that if you have found the unshakable peace within your being, low self-esteem is no longer a possibility. This article describes how aligning with that peace ensures that you will never, think poorly of yourself again.

Pain is one of the less enjoyable facets of life. We all have dealt with it at some points in our lives, and it is very likely that most of us have not seen the last of it. It is usually a disturbing experience, the degree of mental discomfort being directly proportional to the degree of pain. However, the effect on your psyche will be minimal if you are familiar with the expansive peace inherent in you. This article explains the mechanics of the phenomenon.