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Heart's Delight Discussing general topics usually not covered while stimulating thinking on common problem

14/12/2022

Lets continue on previous video's learning streak, by expanding the context to a bigger terms - nation. The phase country most of us know, but how about nation?

16/11/2022

Living in a multiracial country like Malaysia, do you think understanding culture, society and its differences will help lead to create a harmonious society? What do you think?🤔

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Is competitive spirit good or bad? What do you think?
05/10/2022

Is competitive spirit good or bad? What do you think?

12/09/2022

Imagine a quiet and peaceful place surrounded by nature located in Penang, where thoughts can be set free, and you can be part of the discussions where we venture deep into our ways of thinking. We will be releasing more information soon, so do keep an eye on us.

17/08/2022

Every day we socialize and interact with the people around us and sometimes it is unavoidable we face issues or problems during the process. Don't be stressed about it as we will find out more about why this happens in this video.

19/07/2022

It was quite a journey for us from the start, we hope at some point you were inspired by us. Even the slightest can spark into something so much more with the correct mindset, as this had always been the purpose Heart's Delight when first created.

Feel free to leave a comment on what you would like to see more in the coming future or just ask us anything, we'll be glad to know more about you.

30/06/2022

Does discovering deeper into your thinking and thoughts have something to do with making the world a better place?

11/06/2022

Haven't had enough of part 1? Here comes more wisdom and insights💡!!!
With the current condition of the world and society that worries a lot of people, is there still hope🤔? What can we do to help improve it?
Find out more in the video. ⤵️⤵️⤵️

"Real learning comes about when the competitive spirit has ceased." Jiddu KrishnamurtiLearning is the process of acquiri...
18/05/2022

"Real learning comes about when the competitive spirit has ceased." Jiddu Krishnamurti

Learning is the process of acquiring new understanding, knowledge, behaviours, skills etc. It requires one to be looking at something as it actually is, without prejudice, without one's background and experiences. When all the conditioning is not there, then there is the looking, the observing and the listening. This looking, which is direct and factual, is different from the looking at things with one's background and conditioning. In this case, thinking - which is the composite of all our memories, backgrounds, experiences etc. is in abeyance. Hence, when we see things as they actually are and not through tainted lenses, there is clarity and we begin to learn things.

What is going on in our mind and what is our feeling when we are competing with another? What is the thing going on in our mind? Is there any good will? Or is there the intention to outsmart the other, to defeat the other, to be better than the other? Our intention is to literally bring down the other so that we can shine and boost our ego. Competitive spirit is not about doing the best but to win the other. When the "self" is there, when the ego is there, the energy in doing something well is denied. The energy coming from us is given to defeating, winning, outsmarting the opponent instead. This then is our innate intention i.e. to beat the other. So, if there is this intention, how can the best come out of us? The best can only come out of us when we love to do something - when we love to play a game, learn a skill or study something. When we love to do something, this is not competition. Competition cannot bring out the best in ourselves, if at all, it brings out the worst in ourselves although it may not be obvious.

14/05/2022

What is healthy competition? What is flow? In this week's video, we will dive into some Q&A questions that will make you think. Watch the video to learn something new today😉.

Nature and Children:The main purpose of education has been "to educate individuals within society, to prepare and qualif...
18/04/2022

Nature and Children:
The main purpose of education has been "to educate individuals within society, to prepare and qualify them for work in economy as well as to integrate people into society and teach them values and morals of society." Thus, schools are just social institutions set up to condition the minds of children according to the needs of society. Children are no longer of interest, other than being a tool for the continuation and development of society.

In a so-called primitive society, the child is educated to hunt and gather food. In the same way, in a technologically advanced society, the child is educated to meet the needs of the technologically oriented society. Education by and large has been designed to prepare children as merely individuals to be used by society.

The right kind of education focuses on the child. For the total development of the child, nature plays an important part for the development of the senses. This is because when the senses are awake i.e. when the child is looking, listening, feeling and smelling, it naturally follows that the child becomes curious about what he experiences. This curiosity further develops the child's intelligence, creativity, sense of wonder and joy in discovery. There can be no doubt whatsoever, for the right kind of education, nature must play a very important role in the life of the child.

"Look Deep into Nature, and then You will Understand Everything Better." ~ Albert Einstein

Reference:
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/article/call-to-wild

When we get closer to nature—be it untouched wilderness or a backyard tree—we do our overstressed brains a favor.

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