November 2023
Response
Sex and marriage
I know many people of all ages who either deny their problem with sex or look elsewhere for it either virtually or, in extreme cases, physically through affairs. India being the land of Kamasutra always recognised sex as a part of marriage and even understood its spiritual aspect. Unfortunately, it has been misunderstood in modern India. Hence I really liked the article Healthy Sex, Happy Marriage by Anu Mehta in the October issue of Life Positive, which sheds light on this misunderstood part of life. More such articles will lead to greater awareness and a complete understanding of this aspect of our lives.
– Sanjana Thakur, Patna
I have heard many people say that sex is not something they wish to talk about as it’s not necessary, while living in marriages that deny them this act. This leads to a lot of unhappiness and depression. I feel talking and resolving this issue is necessary for all as denial has never resolved anything in life. I am happy that Life Positive has discussed this aspect in Anu Mehta’s article Healthy Sex, Happy Marriage, in
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their October issue, and hope many will find a resolution, in some way, to this aspect of their lives, for we need to be complete in all areas by addressing issues, if any.
– Sanjay Chopra, Mumbai
With so many rapes and even sexual abuse cases, we need more and not less awareness of sex. Even my late grandmother understood and educated the youngsters on this. Modern education is just ignoring this. Life Positive discussing this aspect in their October issue is wonderful and I hope many will find resolution in some way, of this aspect of their lives, for we need to be complete in all areas by addressing issues, if any. We definitely need to understand more about this aspect of our lives to lead a more holistic life.
– Sherry Jain, Pune
Comfortably productive
Productivity is something I have heard spoken about so often as it is now causing a lot of stress. We need to go at our pace to remain efficient and truly productive. The article Pointers for a Productive Life in the October issue made me introspect and study my own phases
of productivity in all areas. I realised that relaxing is also important, as Dr Bijal Maroo states in the article. Thanks, Life Positive, for such articles that empower us in these times of extreme stress. As it is often said, an excess of anything is unproductive, and we need to work comfortably to become truly productive.
– Tarun Singh, Delhi
Ajay’s truth strikes the right chord with readers
I really could resonate with the Close Encounter interview, Straight from the Heart, with Ajay Kalra, who found comfort by connecting with God in troubled times. I also turned to God only when everything was going haywire in my life. This is the time I realised my relationship with God became deeper when I had lost faith in Him altogether. I then visited places of all faiths and realised that God is always there for us, be it in a church, mosque, gurudwara, or temple. Apart from places of worship, we need to be centred in the present moment, as Ajay says in the interview.
– Sridhar Rao, Chennai
I loved the interview Straight from the Heart in the October issue, where the author, Ajay Kalra, shares how his truth was discovered by him in his journey of life. Sharing such vulnerabilities is difficult, but he has done so courageously. I like the way he advises people to never give up. His book and openness could open doors nowadays for many who despair and even contemplate suicide. Such people feel that they alone are the victims, but this is not the reality.
– Shraddha Puri, Kolkata
Vipassana for a balanced life
In the October issue, the article Attachment, Aversion, and Freedom shows through the author Pooja Banthia’s experience that meditation is
very valuable and effective in a life filled with emotional ups and downs. I feel that just as we share so many views on material things, sharing such personal experiences makes us better people because it makes us feel we are not alone in the emotional roller coaster of life. It is wonderful that Life Positive tries to make us walk on the right path through such articles on personal transformation. After reading this, Vipassana is certainly one of the things I would like to explore.
– Vinay Kumar, Chennai
Ending the epidemic
I did not know much about vaping though I knew that even e-cigarettes are banned on flights. The article The Epidemic of Vaping by Dr Riya Gupta, in the October issue of Life Positive, made me know all about this issue and how we all can help others who are indulging in it without realising its harmful effects; after all, it is also a kind of substance abuse. I really liked how all the steps one could take at a personal level are elaborated upon in the article, and I shall certainly do my bit towards spreading the message.
– Ramya Gowda, Bangalore
Article opens pathways
We know a lot nowadays about medical tests but not about our own self and its powers. This is why many of us are becoming hypochondriacs instead of focussing on our self. I have always been fascinated by the human brain and the way it works. This is why the article New (ral) Pathways in the October issue of Life Positive was extremely interesting for me. The author, Satish Dhar, has woven spirituality into all the studies, so it is a body, mind and spirit article, which I will share with others to spread the wisdom detailed in it.
– Vibha Murthy, Madurai
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