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About Me

We, at The Mindfood Chef, serve happiness, a sense of accomplishment, helping to live a worthy life, creating legacy to the names – the immortality, a decision for having an inspiring life.

We support individuals for learning who they are, who they want to be and help in developing a success map to reaching potential. Earning money, recognition, fame, relations and achieving self.

We support organizations for developing a common and perpetual organizational behaviour, refining outlook, developing a synchronized thinking, simplification in processes, creating responsibility centers and growing human capital.

Our product Category is

1. Parenting
2. Organizational Aidz
3. Student's Arena
4. Personal Development
5. Chef's Special

First Years Focus :

1. Art of Parenting
2. Winner's Recipe
3. A Successful Manager and Supervisor

Location:
India, Chandigarh
Current organization:
The Mindfood Chef
Current role:
Founder
Gender:
Male
I am:
Brainstormer, Business adviser, Business mentor, Consultant, Educator/Teacher, Entrepreneur, Idea generator, Life mentor, Writer/Editor
Associations:
English - Foreign
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I'm passionate about

People's Development and Evolution of Society. My purpose of Life to see world as a big One Family as Shree Krishan says "Vasudev Kutumbhkam" (all world is one(my) family)

An idea worth spreading

...Every being is an institute, just open all the faculties...

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  • TEDCred score: +1.30 TEDCred reflects your contribution to the TED community.

  • +1

    A comment on Conversation: Does Technology destroy our relationship with Nature?

    May 3 2013: ...technology can never destroy our relationship with Nature...the destroyer is the greed of power and hunger of recognition behind it; interfering into and eyeing on the life of others...more we are developing in technology more insecurities and greed are w creating...

    The purpose and side effects must be seen to prevent that...

    regards

    The Mindfood Chef

  • A comment on Conversation: From government to individuality, as a whole or as a group, how do we change for the better?

    May 3 2013: ...be aware towards that we are not mortal...the biggest and strongest fail to carry with the successors even...Now think of living in today; procuring and sourcing for the needs of today...there is abundance for all in nature...there was and there will be...

    ...be the part of that nature...

    ...be fearless and secured...stop doing head counts and binding in me and my...as everybody can be mine as anytime and anyone can leave that aura...

    Rest cheers !!! life has treasures of miracles and surprises within and it unfolds at right time...be open for all...come together with and for all...

    Regards

    The Mindfood Chef

  • A comment on Conversation: If communism was working the way its progenitors wanted it to, would it be better than capitalism?

    May 3 2013: ...life is always in balance...as Buddha quotes The Middle Path...Extreme of everything is always poisonous...the equality under communism is always a matter of debate...equality in opportunities, behaviour, efforts or in results...I believe first three must not be challenge-able, the challenge is hidden in fourth...and this is to be understood...

    ...as it is for fruits so as for ownership...ownership is energy...energy converts to power and greed... and communism looses it's practicability...

    Regards

  • A comment on Conversation: He, she or s/he? Should languages be made gender neutral or be left on their own to preserve literary integrity?

    Apr 2 2013: ...language is a mode of communication, the expressive way...if the receiver is prejudiced nothing can further be done...if the sender sends it deliberately, check is important...The Mindfood Chef

  • A comment on Conversation: When is it time to quit? And how does one know?

    Apr 2 2013: ...when your actions and path is not heading towards your goal, your own goal...The Mindfood Chef

  • A comment on Conversation: Can one teach young people to be moral? Is morality something that must be taught in the home? Is it innate?

    Jan 28 2013: ...when everything is working on Fear, Opportunity and Greed...connect the morals and ethics with the same..homeopathy gives sweet to support medicine, we need to reverse...selling sweet but not in sweet...

    Regards
  • +2

    A comment on Conversation: How can overly empathetic/sympathetic people compete in this world? Do they eventually end up jaded and bitter?

    Jan 28 2013: ...Empathy and sympathy are two different things...empathy makes you strong inside and sympathy helps others to travel through their difficult time...empathy belongs to understanding others and sympathy to just support...

    ...to me nothing can be overly in both...overly is the action taken, taking them as the basis...balance is only possible by doing the same with yourself...before taking decision be the same with yourself... create a similar empathy for yourself...see the things not from one end only...

    with regards

  • A reply on Conversation: ...A child finds the definition of relations from the relations between parents, of parents with them and in between their siblings...

    Dec 8 2012: We both are looking at one thing from different angle as you have started with and I accept it as it is, as image from your side.

    Yes, the separation of parents is refusing the right of a family from a child. Nobody separates to punish is true, equally true is the separation in itself is a punishment.

    The lack of family added to the drug addiction and crime; and being proved in many social and psychological surveys and treatments. In many cases the solution came from a hidden pain during the age of five to nine.

    The sexual relation between the two people results in a birth and so as they must be responsible for the same, the decision is of those two. Even other living beings except few takes this responsibility till they find them strong to survive on their own.

    Relations are one of the prime needs of a human as a social being and their importance can't be denied. This is not be considered as expectations but a way society evolves.

    The meaning and values of society may be differ in between your world and mine.

    Firm on my point, I take your view as your view to complete my 360degree understanding of the things.

    Thank you very much.

  • A reply on Conversation: What are the primary responsibilities of parents and school? What are that of student?

    Dec 3 2012: thanks Krisztian for your reply again...when we move into the different socieities, we find that to choose the schools doesn't remain an easy task for parents...they felt confused i that...many schools that apparent look good behaves differently with the passage of time...its not about one or two years, parents plan it for a long time, if possible than for about matriculation minimum...

    I agree to your point that choosing school can resolve a lot but...what responsibilities a school and share mutually? which are the sole responsibility of either of both?

    I am opening it relevantly for those who are not capable to decide. I take parenting as a trainer and facilitator and many parents have such a kind of experiences.

  • A comment on Conversation: Are we our brother's/sister's keeper?

    Dec 3 2012: ...in the dark, every candle's responsibility is to keep its own flame intact to light and help the other...so as we can help others by self sustaining...being not burden on others...it must not be considered as selfishness...

    ...we help the others by giving them equal opportunity to grow, not only by supporting them to grow...living in now, the present is another way to help others...to resist our fear and insecurity about tomorrow...

    ...to minimize the enjoyment of pride in being better or higher...to make other feel lower...

    ...in all we support by keeping our-self strong and self-controlled...
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