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I am the Richest man in the world because I am the Happiest man in the world. Isn’t Ha iness the True Wealth of Life?

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Where There Is a Piece of Mind, There Can Be No Peace of Mind

October 29, 2026
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My key to a happpy and successful life began when I tried to find my mind. Where is my mind, I could not find. I discovered that my mind was only MIND: Misery, Ignorance, Negativity and Desire. It was nothing but a bundle of toxic thoughts that troubled me like a monkey, jumping into yesterday and tomorrow, creating misery and sorrow. Discovering That There Is No Mind If we try to find the mind, where is the mind, we cannot find. The mind is nothing but a bundle of toxic thoughts. It appears to exist but in reality, nobody has seen the mind. Have you ever seen it? What is its colour, shape or size? You don’t know! Nobody knows because nobody has seen the mind. Still, it creates...

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Life Is Neither the Journey Nor the Destination

October 29, 2026
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Most people are confused — is life a destination, is it something that we have to arrive at or is life just a journey, a path or a way? In my book, The AiR Philosophy of Life, I have shared that life is all about ‘now’. It is about the present moment. It is neither the journey nor the destination. If we live life meaningfully, moment by moment, we will have an amazing journey. If we live with a good philosophy, we will automatically reach the right destination. However, we have no control over the destination but we have control over the present moment. We can discriminate and choose our current actions but we have no control over our past actions, which may have some bearing...

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We Spend Our Wealth to Regain Our Health

October 29, 2026
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When we start our life, we have a glass full of life. When we start our life, we have a glass full of life. Slowly, the glass becomes empty and we fill our life-glass with things. Our glass becomes full of money, treasures, properties but what we forget to realize is that nothing of this is ours. And then, one day, we have to go. Nothing Is Mine In my book, The AiR Philosophy of Life, I have asked a simple question. What did we bring to earth when we arrived on this planet? What will we take with us when we go? We don’t realize that this world is just a show. We bring nothing and we take nothing. Still, we spend our entire life trying to...

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Rejoice When Someone Hurts You

October 29, 2026
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nce when somebody hurt me very badly, I went to Dada in a very negative mood. He said, “You should be happy. You should rejoice that you have been hurt because when somebody hurts us, it negates our Karmic score. We have probably done something, and our Karma that is negative, needs to be wiped off. So when somebody does something wrong to us, we must accept it joyously. The Law of Karma is just wiping out our negative Karma.” My Experiences With Dada In my book, My Guru, My Mentor, My God on Earth, I have shared the wonderful and insightful interactions I have had with him. In those years of achievement, I would go to Dada with the biggest problems that I faced in management,...

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We Respond, Don’t React

October 29, 2026
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human beings have a snake inside our mouth, the vicious tongue. But to control it, we are blessed with 32 teeth. We must be cautious before the snake spits poison, because words once said cannot be withdrawn. So it is with some acts and deeds. Why do we become unhappy? It is common to become miserable after we are rude, brash, irritated and upset. We react, and then we regret: “I should not have said that. It was wrong for me to do that.” But it is already said. The damage has been caused, and we suffer. Do we see this RDX around us? Bengaluru is now the second most congested city in the world. It takes a minimum 36 minutes to travel just 10 kilometres. Every...

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What Is Stress Made Of?

October 29, 2026
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While I was writing my book on how to overcome fear, worry and stress, I myself went through the process of suffering all of this. So what I share here is not mere theory. It is my own experience. Don’t you feel stressed out? Why? It is because the mind is drilling you and killing you with toxic, negative, poisonous thoughts. You don’t get stressed out with happy thoughts. When you are joyous, there is no stress, and when you are stressed out, you just can’t be happy. Stress is not a rare disorder. In fact, it has become a very common disease, even more common than a cough and cold. Many people have stress for breakfast, lunch and dinner. If they don’t have a meal of...

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Destiny: Written?

September 29, 2026
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What is destiny? Simply put, destiny is what will happen tomorrow. But is tomorrow already written, leaving us with little or no control over what happens? This question came up during a discussion where a red card was issued within the first 15 minutes, which was quite rare. The reason was that the initial participants largely believed that destiny is already written and beyond our control. AiR intervened with a powerful thought: If destiny is already written, where is free will? If everything is predetermined, then our choices and actions today would have no meaning. AiR repeatedly emphasizes that Karma is reformative, not punitive. Even death is not a fixed destiny. We come with an open ticket, without a predetermined date of departure. The concept becomes clearer when we...

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Bengaluru Chooses Joy: Inside India’s First World Happpiness Summit

September 24, 2026
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Bengaluru, September 2026. For a city better known for start-up valuations, deadlines and traffic, September 24 offered something different. More than a dozen voices from cinema, public service, business, spirituality and wellness met on one stage to ask a simple question: what does it really take to be happpy? The World 3 Ps Happpiness Summit 2026, billed as India’s first, was held at New Horizon College of Engineering (New Horizon Knowledge Park), Bengaluru. It was hosted by Happpy AiR — Atman in Ravi, the city’s Happpiness Ambassador. The extra “p” in Happpiness is deliberate. It stands for the three pillars at the heart of Happpy AiR’s philosophy: Pleasure, Peace and Purpose. What it was The World 3 Ps Happpiness Summit was a full-day programme of keynotes, panels and reflective sessions...

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Is a Perfect Life a Myth?

September 24, 2026
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Many of us believe that life is a journey of ups and downs—Sukh and Dukh, happiness and sorrow, success and failure. We often attribute these experiences to our karma, believing that what happens to us is a consequence of what we have done in the past. Life is full of challenges, and perhaps that is simply the way life is meant to be. In practical life, there seems to be no such thing as a perfect life. Life is like a bouquet of roses and thorns. There are moments of joy, achievement and celebration, but there are also moments of pain, disappointment and struggle. Some people even say, “70% of my life is perfect.” But think about it—if 70% is perfect, it also means that 30%...

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Can worldly responsibilities and spiritual growth coexist?

August 20, 2026
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The question was simple, but the discussion that followed was anything but simple: Many participants on the call answered in affirmation. Of course, they can. We can have a family, a career, responsibilities and ambitions, while continuing our spiritual journey. Then AiR nudged us with a simple but powerful question: “If that is so, why did Siddharth, who became Gautama Buddha, leave his home?” That question changed the direction of the conversation. A few participants then argued that perhaps worldly responsibilities and spiritual growth cannot truly co-exist. Yet there was another apparent contradiction. The AiR philosophy does not prescribe sannyasa or renunciation of worldly life. So, what exactly are we missing? The discussion reminded me of a hockey team that had managed to enter the penalty area but simply...

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