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Author: Swamini Supriyananda - Chinmaya Mission

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Do you ever stop and think about why you do what you do everyday?

Australian psychologist turned Hindu Monk, Swamini Supriyananda, provides insightful answers to your contemporary questions and challenges. Her captivating anecdotes, infused with the philosophies of the ancient Hindu teachings, are guaranteed to inspire us to think about it!
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She is in you. She is in me. She is in the world we see. As Radha, she is romance: flirtatious and enchanting. She is that playful smirk, teasing glance and charming smile. She is joy, cheerfulness, laughter and bliss. She is in the conviction that love is worth any pain, and the confidence that love is incomparable. She is love that is unconditional and unbroken. She is our ability to give completely, wholly, and forever. We see Radha in us when we boldly express our affection and as devotion, when our hearts love so completely. We see her in love that fulfils itself. 
Sita is loyalty and commitment. She is the willingness to do whatever it takes to see our loved ones happy, to ensure the best for everyone. Supported by inner strength and conviction, she is the ability to continue even when the world does not make it easy. She is in you. She is in me. She is in the world we see. We recognize her spirit as the eye of the storm, and the flowers growing through the cracks in the rocks. She lives on in every heart that is strengthened by love. 
Saraswati is the creativity in art, music, poetry, drama and dance. She is speech and communication which connects and conveys. She is knowledge: the ability to recognize, distinguish, asses and reason. She is the curiosity that discovers and answers. She is in you. She is in me. She is in the world we see.  We see her in or talents, expressions and appreciation of originality. She is the wit in our humor, the wisdom in our visio and the insight into ourselves and others. How much of her expression can you see today and recognize always? 
Lakshmi, usually seen as wealth of diamonds, gold, and pearls is also the riches of the Earth - minerals, metals, food, wood, and clay. She is our home. She is all our resources, and she is resourceful. She is the wealth of love that enriches our lives, and also the inner wealth of virtues and good character. She is all things we treasure.  She is in you. She is in me. She is in the world we see. Lakshmi is in the potency by which we make things happen, our efficiency in action, our ease that comes with experience. But mostly, we see her in our acts of charity and altruism. She is also the sparkle of contentment, carefreeness, security and happiness in our eyes. We are constantly looking for wealth, maybe forgetting how much of it we already have.   
Kali is freedom unhibited. A boundless force, she is always present in the moment, magnificent, spontaneous and open.  How unbound are you? By your desires, by judgements and comments? She is in you. She is in me. She is in the world we see. We see her in ourselves when we dance with abandon or sing at the top ofour voices. We see her when we spontaneously rise to the occasion or when we successfully defuse tension. We also see her when someone appears both scary and inspiring at the same time. 
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