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“In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few” – Shunryu Suzuki What is a beginner’s mind? A beginner’s mind is one that is open, eager to learn and free from preconceptions.

How many times a day have you stopped to think about the topic and subject of breathing? Something you do every split second of your life? Something so important and vital, yet it never crosses our mind to automatically put it in the top of our “gratitude list” to be thankful that today, we’re able to breathe with ease. Well, if you did, then congratulations, you’re a very blessed being who’ve mastered the art of being grateful for the little things in life.

Principles, Values and Culture are an important and interesting aspect of our lives. It is equally balanced between a spiritual and materialistic world. Nonetheless, it needs to be understood objectively to comprehend reality applicable to entire humanity. Principle is defined as a law or fact of nature that explains how something works or why something happens. These principles, we adopt in our system to regulate how life should be governed

Stefan Molyneux claims to have proven a case for ‘Universally Preferable Behaviour’ as a ‘Rational Proof of Secular Ethics’. I claim to have disproven it by clearly unraveling the confusion underlying the proof. You decide.

Do you struggle with humility and understanding of your life? Perhaps all you need is a little perspective on how small an existence we really are.