Real Life Stories

“Master the Diderot Effect”, Rosh said simply, “Diderot’s story had a lesson. That poverty has its freedoms; opulence has its obstacles.”

“Hundreds of years before Diderot, Kabir preached the same message. That less is more. Be happy as you are. मन लागो मेरो यार फकीरी में (mann laago mero yaar fakiri mein).”

An 83-year-old Japanese billionaire, who’s redefining how to do business successfully in the new world of today, with what many decry as old 'values of yesterday'.

In a world where managers are obsessed with pleasing shareholders, Inamori, entrepreneur, management guru and Zen Buddhist priest, focuses instead on making his staff happy.

Can we learn something from the Syrian Refugee Crisis?

Insightful story on how European Union is working together to provide relief for these tragedies.

“Only after an infant learns to identify words, can words start to have meanings.”

“This little girl was therefore doomed to a life of loneliness, silence and darkness."

"She could see nothing, hear nothing, and couldn’t say much.”

Who packs our parachutes?

Story about recognizing and being grateful to people who support us in our life’s journey.

Also, Rosh’s reflections on 2016 milestones

Informative story exploring world’s oldest holistic healing (whole body) system Ayurveda.

Comparisons with orthodox medical treatments & Maori medicine Rongoa.

Is Cancer Not A Disease?

Abnormal cell growth is an issue as it steals glucose from normal cells & grows at their expense.

Hosh examines suggested natural cures

Insightful Story: Learning For Success

Learn to interact with people, learn Math, English, learn to drive, use a phone & computer, but learn them for success.

"Be careful", said Rosh, "Online advertisements can be scams."

"Not for rentals," Hosh was skeptical, "Not on reputable websites. I am only looking at adverts from reputable real estate agencies, and that too for accommodation within my own country."

Interesting story of buried terracotta army of Qin Shi Huang, first Emperor of China.

No two terracotta warrior figures in this vast army were completely identical. Do you know why?

Their burial site is now a prominent UNESCO world cultural heritage site.