Rajan G. Ramchandani's Blog (5)

After reading an article by Dr. James Lovelock in Singapore's local newspaper I was directed from within to write the following. Although I had never heard of Dr. James Lovelock before nor have I read any of his books on Gaia - a hypothesis which proposes that our planet functions as a single organism that maintains conditions necessary for its survival, the last paragraph of the article, "The Earth will move itself back when the interfering influence, which is us, is no longer interfering, so t… Continue

Midlife Crisis, Change or Calm? By Rajan G. Ramchandani DNA United - Singapore dnaunited@yahoo.com May 27th 2006. All of us are conditioned by our life experiences. During our growing up years we see our parents go through a set of situations in their lives and they automatically get recorded in our mind. We all know that all children learn by using their inner senses. Subtle as they have been, these experiences become a reference point in our subconscious mind. At around the same time in our… Continue

The Quality of Your Life Depends on…Your Self Image! By Rajan G. Ramchandani The term "poor self-image" refers to a generally negative feeling about one's self. Authorities on the subject have not developed a precise definition for it nor have they pinpointed an exact cause. Accordingly, there is no agreed upon way to handle it. Gary Craig, founder of EFT, defines poor self image, based on EFT's precise approach and pinpoints an exact cause as: "The cause of a poor self image is an accumulati… Continue

Everyone's objective at every stage in life is - to succeed. Students want to pass exams, young adults want to be popular among their friends, adults want to succeed in their careers, young parents want to raise successful and bright children and the young-at-heart want to live in peace and happiness for the rest of their lives. Life offers opportunities to everyone to succeed. However, these opportunities come packaged in obstacles. Obstacles are a colorful wrapping that cover opportunity. The… Continue

Majority of the investor's out there can never allocate a time frame for their investments. Everyone wants to make short-term gains. However, not everyone knows that the truth of successful investing is in seeing the BIG picture. Experience has shown that people who invest in stocks for short-term gains generally think of those investments as long-term when they do not perform as expected - to justify their losses. Losing money hurts their ego (what will they think of me?) hence they invest mor… Continue