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Abhyasa

    Abhyasa is a Sanskrit word meaning “practice” and refers to a practice that aims at achieving a tranquil state of mind. Sage Patanjali, in his Yoga Sutras, explains the importance of abhyasa and vairagya (detachment) to achieving a yogic state of mind. Patanjali defines abhyasa… Read More »Abhyasa

    Conscious Breathing

      Consciously breathing slowly and deeply keeps us present, oxygenates the brain, increases mental clarity and slows thoughts to a functional speed.

      Creativity in Crisis

        Honoured to be a part of Tattva‘s latest publication; capturing 26 unique perspectives of key workers, parents, educators and youth. The publication is available in paperback and on Kindle. You can find more details at www.tattva.org.uk/creativity-in-crisis Let me know if you buy a copy, profits… Read More »Creativity in Crisis

        Sumit’s Food Diary

          What started as a simple collection of my food photos, turned into an avenue of networking, sharing of ideas, tips for recipes and restaurant recommendations. You are what you eat and this is SUMIT’S FOOD DIARY https://www.instagram.com/sumitsfooddiary

          Every Mind Matters

            Today, at our annual Health and Wellness Fair, where benefit partners showcase their offerings, I presented on an internal resource made available at Rackspace. Alongside Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England, we have a national group of Rackers who have trained as Mental Health First… Read More »Every Mind Matters

            Cloudspotting

              Listen to me takeover the Cloud Spotting podcast with at Rackspace talking about all things Personal Development Are you doing things to make yourself grow?

              Mentoring

                Learn, Earn, Return. I am always happy to mentor, guide, support and offer advice to younger grads, school leavers, up and coming IT & business professionals and interested public speakers. What better way to solidify your own knowledge and skill, than to teach another?