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Spread Your Fragrance

We can find a wide variety of flowering plants, fruiting trees, and ornamental plants all over the world. Many plants and trees native to specific areas are now growing in different geographical locations. How can plants from a particular family and area grow in remote or distant areas? The answer lies in pollination. Bees, birds, and other animals carry seeds or pollen to far-off places and pollinate other plants or drop the seeds. As a result, the fragrance of flowers and the taste of fruits are not limited to any area, making it easier for us to access varieties of plants.


Redikall always inspires us to spread our talents and skills far and wide by aligning them with our life plans. Redikall also makes us aware that intruding factors, like bees on flowers or birds/animals on trees, aren’t here to trouble us but…


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Forgive


Tit for tat, an eye for an eye has been a common reaction for many people for a long time. As things around you change and people evolve, and as more and more individuals let go of their anger and resentment, are you still holding on to past hurt and painful memories?


It's time to release any fear of being hurt again and have faith that you are cared for when you forgive.


Forgiveness is more for ourselves than for others. The healing isn’t complete unless we forgive ourselves. We may also need to rise beyond the forgiving act, as even if we’ve forgiven others, we may begin to believe that we are correct & others are wrong. The truth is in this universe there is nothing right or wrong. It’s all the experiential need that one has, to grow in life.


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Integrate Yourself


Pain and trauma are experiences that everyone goes through at some point in their lives. This could be related to health issues, financial difficulties, relationship struggles, or other challenges. Losing loved ones, facing setbacks in career or finances, and dealing with significant hardships can have long-lasting effects on individuals and future generations.


When someone experiences intense pain or trauma, parts of their personality can become separated from their main identity. It's similar to losing a physical body part, except the separation is invisible. It can be challenging to address something you aren't even aware is missing from your personality.


The void left by the missing part of your personality cannot remain empty, as nothing in the universe stays empty.


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Treat Everyone with Honor


Our world is incredibly diverse. There are different cultures, religions, colors, climates, and beliefs, to name a few aspects of diversity. Despite these differences, the world is united by something. It is therefore essential to honor everything in our world. You may have heard that charity begins at home, and the more we practice honoring ourselves and others, the more we create the possibility of a world where everyone lives happily. The beginning has already happened, and with Redikall, we are halfway there.


What does it truly mean to honor everyone?

Honoring everyone means recognizing the inherent worth and dignity of each individual. It involves treating others with respect, kindness, and empathy, regardless of their beliefs, backgrounds, or circumstances. When we honor others, we build stronger relationships, spread love, promote understanding, and foster a sense of belonging for all.


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Disliked Feeling


The more people there are, the more opinions there will be.


Every individual comes with beliefs, conditioning, and opinions, which may be borrowed from others or developed independently. These borrowed beliefs can be passed down through generations. For example, if someone believes that people from certain geographical areas, religions, of a certain color, or creed are not good, that belief can be passed on to others.


Now, people from a certain geographical area, religion, or of a certain color or creed are likely to feel disliked regardless of their efforts to be liked or accepted. The more they feel disliked by others, the more they tend to distance themselves from everyone. This lack of amicable solutions leads to a mutual blame game. Feelings of being disliked, unloved, unaccepted, and even hated start to affect everyone.


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Discharging duties


Feeling fulfilled while discharging your duties is essential for overall happiness and well-being. It's not always easy, as finding joy and fulfillment in your work can be challenging. However, it is possible to discharge our duties happily by striking a healthy balance between our professional and personal lives with the right mindset and strategies. You can learn to enjoy your duties and find satisfaction in whatever you do. However, if you often find yourself dreading the start of your workday, feeling overwhelmed or unfulfilled in your role, then It's time to reevaluate your intent & approach to whatever you are doing.


Everyone wants to stay busy, do something, and feel they're not wasting time. However, they may still feel unfulfilled. This is because your work does not bring fulfillment; it is merely the means to achieving fulfillment. Instead, seek the experience of fulfillment first,…


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Dignity

Sri Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak, a renowned freedom fighter of India, had said ‘Freedom is my Birthright”. The same goes for Dignity; Dignity, the inherent worth of every individual, is a fundamental human right. It's the cornerstone of respectful relationships and a harmonious society. Dignity is acknowledging our shared humanity and treating each other with kindness, compassion, and empathy. 


Dignity is not earned or bestowed; it's an intrinsic quality of every human being to feel dignified or to treat others with dignity, it doesn’t require any degree, social or financial status. Everything in this universe has come on this earth with dignity. Believing in your worth & recognizing your value is essential for receiving dignity from others. When you receive dignity you recognize the importance of giving dignity to others. 


When we treat people with dignity, we foster trust and respect in our relationships. A…


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Whether you're a student, a professional, a homemaker, a businessperson, or simply someone looking to expand your knowledge, having easy access to resources is crucial for personal and professional growth. You may be seeking information, tools, money, love, or support, and the ability to find what you need can significantly enhance your confidence & boost your morale. 


However, you may be seeing someone getting the resources they require very easily. They don’t have to struggle to get even the rarest of resources. At the same time, you may also have witnessed many struggling to cope with the necessary resources even for survival. This is when one may start thinking about the unfairness of the universe. 


The truth is, ALL KINDS OF RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE IN THE UNIVERSE. However, they are also available to us, as per our life plan. They are also available to those…


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Recognize the contributions


Did you know that practicing gratitude can help reduce stress, anxiety, and depression? 


When you receive something, take a moment to be grateful, as someone has contributed to you. It's easy to say thanks when you receive it, but it's also important to be thankful when you contribute. Just imagine, if there is no one to accept, whom will you give to?


Surely you have contributed a lot to your family, friends, acquaintances, neighbors, colleagues, institutions, donations, offerings, etc… many times you may not even have kept count of it as the contribution must have been done as easily as walking or sleeping. 


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