Resultados narrador por "Mala Thapar" en Todas las categorias

Breaking Barriers observes and converses about two types of barriers. Those inside us and those outside us. It sees them as two sides of the same coin. They are built over time and crystallize. They become walls we imperceptibly build between neighbouring countries. We pin our excuses for...

In the classroom of life this book comes as a relief for stretched nerves and tired minds.It talks about the power of being mindful and mindlessly living in a world that is constantly changing.It encourages us to take charge of our thoughts, our life and our world, and teaches us how to make...

DEMOCRACY IN EDUCATIONThis writing is timely. It addresses the current needs of democracies, schools, families, and society in a multicultural world of global citizenship. Providing models of democratic education, it addresses challenges, tips for parents, teachers, administrators, and policy...

The purpose of these stories interwoven in different streams of consciousness, in realms of past lives lived and unloved make the reader delve into the unconscious.Through dreams,recognition, realization and more, stories emerge and we relate to them. Life asks the question: " Who are we and...

A book that holds your attention towards your perceptions and perspectives. It is useful for Think Tanks, Debates, and more.

This book provides the listener with thirteen thinking strategies. It emphasizes the ' how' of thinking and establishes the fact that when we change our thinking, we change our life.

A book on light, love and life. The best book on psychoanalysis.

I am inspired by Max Mueller and Dr. Karan Singh in bringing this inspirational education to life. The quotes and clips are informative, educational, and speak about the origins of language, comparative religions, Sanskrit, and revealing the truth of India being the cradle of civilization. It was not easy getting this series together, as there is so much to life that lies hidden under the sheets of everyday living, relationships and self actualization, much of this is lost in the mist. One has to read between the lines and bring out the personality that produces such great literary works.

She felt a lightness in her gait, an unburdening of her past and for the first time saw the world not from Ramesh's but her own eyes. The past seemed a graveyard, where she had buried her 'must do' and the present a gap in which she wanted to grow, to develop and be the person she was. Inertia had lifted.

Sufi poems that make you think, feel, and understand emotions.

Leadership culture is like a multi-layered quilt spun with strands of human DNA, conditioning and habits. And this book deals with the differences, perspectives, priorities, human nature and cultures that are as variable as the cells in the human body. Many leaders, and prospective leaders, confuse personality with the job and think of their team as underlings to be dominated. This book differentiates between 'command culture' and 'service culture', 'inclusiveness and exclusiveness', ego, and the spirit.