Jigish Modi

What is spirituality? What is death? Do we live on after death? What happens to us? Does it even make sense to ask questions like “What is my future after death”? My spiritual quest began at a young age, although I didn’t know that it was called spirituality. But I dwelt deeper into life due to my love for Quantum Mechanics. I will write a blog on that some other time. But for now, I’ll stick to the topic of my blog. Spirituality is anything beyond the physical dimension and not for the faint-hearted. Because what any yogic practice does, is that it dilutes your strong likes and dislikes, perceptions or ego etc… So, many people fear loosing themselves in the process as they are too attached with themselves or the world around them. But that’s just half of the story. We all have a “warehouse” of Karma that needs to be worked out. Our past and present life karma, likes and dislikes, desires for material pleasures (even spiritual pleasures) keeps us in bondage and we end up getting re-inc...

Do you feel that you are working harder than ever, & used to have plenty of great ideas, they just aren’t flowing anymore? When you have an insight, it likely feels as though the idea came out of thin air. But that insight is the result of a distinct process in the brain & for this process to occur most easily—for that big idea to bubble up—your brain needs to be in a certain state.  Specifically, your brain needs to be in a Relaxed and Positive state & not working directly on the problem. Yes, you heard that right: In order to solve that difficult problem keeping you locked to your desk, won't work! Naturally, when you have a complex problem to solve, you have to do the initial legwork to gather information & perspectives. After that, step away. For your brain to make new connections, you need to stop narrowly focusing on the problem. This is why your big ideas come to you at seemingly random times and places, such as while you’re in the shower or taking a walk. It...

Millions of dads are stuck at home — which could be a game changer for working moms. Globally, more than 1.3 billion children are out of school because of the corona virus pandemic. Parents are frazzled. Children are antsy. And the whole thing is proving a major shock to society. If we believe in hypothesis for how this shock could play out on a massive scale. we can predict two big outcomes for gender equality. First, the bad news: Over the short run, they predict, working moms will shoulder a higher burden than dads when it comes to providing childcare in the pandemic. But there's also good news: Millions of dads have suddenly been forced to stay home with their kids. This historic moment could forever shift dynamics in both firms and families, leading to greater gender equality down the road... Welcome2dnuworld! #genderequality #responsibilityshouldertoshoulder #welcome2dnuworld

Small businesses across the world are finding it difficult -- if not impossible -- to make their monthly rent payments. The economic shutdowns and on-again-off-again re-openings have made it hard for business owners to cover their rent, which can sometimes be their largest expense. That has created an uncomfortable tension and interdependency with the often small, independent landlords or small real estate firms from which they rent. Those landlords, after all, have their own expenses and taxes to pay. Example: Mr. Amit Bhatrani, who owns a lifestyle boutique store in a high-end shopping district, is one year into a 10-year lease, which costs him Rs16,000 a month. Amit said he has a good relationship with his landlord, who has told him to pay what he can for now and they'd figure out how to make up the difference later. But, in April and May, he couldn't afford to pay anything. Amit was able to pay two-quarters of his rent for June and July -- thanks to money from his loan prog...

What is spirituality? What is death? Do we live on after death? What happens to us? Does it even make sense to ask questions like “What is my future after death”? My spiritual quest began at a young age, although I didn’t know that it was called spirituality. But I dwelt deeper into life due to my love for Quantum Mechanics. I will write a blog on that some other time. But for now, I’ll stick to the topic of my blog. Spirituality is anything beyond the physical dimension and not for the faint-hearted. Because what any yogic practice does, is that it dilutes your strong likes and dislikes, perceptions or ego etc… So, many people fear loosing themselves in the process as they are too attached with themselves or the world around them. But that’s just half of the story. We all have a “warehouse” of Karma that needs to be worked out. Our past and present life karma, likes and dislikes, desires for material pleasures (even spiritual pleasures) keeps us in bondage and we end up getting re-inc...

I am not Recruiter but love to share this thought.   I interviewed a candidate this week who reached out to me through LinkedIn. During his interview he mentioned that he has lost his job due to Covid-19 and had no salary expectations whatsoeva. The candidate went through with few interview rounds & eventually got selected for the role applied .While having salary discussion, offered him hike as per his caliber.   He was so grateful, for extending him this opportunity & kept saying “its all because of you” !   I counselled him & said “it wasn’t because of me but you deserved it He is the final achiever and successor “   Always Understand: You may be Jobless but not Worthless keep trying and believe in Yourself   #careeropportunities   #motivation #beliveinurself #PositiveinNegative #zeal ...

When Valmiki completed his Ramayana, Narada wasn't impressed. "It is good, but Hanuman's is better", he said. "Hanuman has written the Ramayana too?" Valmiki didn't like this at all, and wondered whose Ramayana was better. After reading it, and finding it to be perfect, Valmiki couldn't help himself. He started to cry. "Why are you crying?"asked Hanuman."Because after reading your Ramayana no one will read my Ramayana",replied Valmiki. Hearing this Hanuman simply tore up the seven banana leaves stating "Now no one will ever read Hanuman's Ramayana." Hanuman said, "You need your Ramayana more than I need mine. You wrote your Ramayana so that the world remembers Valmiki, I wrote my Ramayana so that I remember Ram." 👏 At that moment Valmiki realized how he had been consumed by the desire for validation through his work. His Ramayana was a product of ambition, but Hanuman's Ramayana was a produ...