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Halloween is just around the corner, along with All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day or D í a de los Muertos. In many parts of the world, this is a time to remember our deceased loved ones, for example by bringing flowers and lighting candles at their graves. Saying goodbye to someone you care about is hard. Insanely hard. But mortality means that we all eventually flicker out of existence, so accepting the passing of people we love is a fundamental part of the human experience

"Do not renounce anything, for whoever renounces something withers in it. But neither should you become a slave to your desires. To creep along burdened with stifled passions is as bitter as to be ground down among passions let loose. If you indulge your desires, they will mate and multiply. If you kill your desires, they will return as ghosts. If you tame your desires, you can harness them, And with dragons you may plough and sow, like perfect power itself." These are the wo

Do Not Steal. Regardless of where you are from or which faith you follow, you will probably consider this as cornerstone of any ethical...

The yogic practice of truthfulness shows us a path that begins with being honest with ourselves, and extends to those around us. This path leads to professional growth, deeper self-awareness and trusting work relationships.

The yogic principle of non-violence teaches us to practice and elevate these qualities in ourselves. Bringing these qualities into your work environment will contribute to creating a more trusting and respectful culture.