Real Life Heroes – By Manvi – Page 2 – "Never give up on yourself. The day you do, you block way for all incoming possibilities…Change begins from within!"

The Story Of A Sound Healer, Muna Light

One of the major reasons I wanted to visit Bhutan was to see Buddhist monasteries, particularly for the inexplicable peace, the healing they offer. The experience was profound, it was magical. The sound of constant chanting when reaches you, you feel a sense of liberation. The chants help you connect with your remotest self, you…

In my attempt to document Haiti, I grew closer to my country’s problems and the reasons behind it – Florian Wiesner

In 2016, I saw ‘In Haiti: A roadtrip documentary’ conceptualized by Florian Wiesner and Fabian Bohnet-Waldraff. It was a gripping account of the nation and its conspicuously debatable circumstances. Florian who was born in Haiti from a Haitian mother and a German father realized the necessity to bring into forefront the rise and fall of…

Stargaze ft. Artist Eve Ozer

Whenever artists show their work, they are really allowing the rest of us to see their soul. It takes an enormous amount of bravery to remove your emotional clothes and let people see you naked – Eve Ozer What is ART according to you? Every expression of life is art. I believe we are all…

Stargaze ft. Artist Cynthia J. Lee

An artist is essentially a medium, a conduit to express the underlying dynamics of a culture – Cynthia J. Lee Do you define ART or does art defines You? Both seem true to me. I know—deep in my core— that I am an artist. All my senses, thoughts and experiences go through this creative filter. I…

#LiveToInspire Web-Talk Series

Every single step that you take is a movement advancing some progress. It was an absolute honor for Real Life Heroes – By Manvi to host Rider Rakesh,Kavindya Thennakoon, Vithika Yadav at Raah – A Literary and Cultural Center as they shared with us their knowledge, vision, mission and their enriching experiences of life!! #LiveToInspireSeries #RealLifeHeroesByManvi #WithoutBorders…

My mother was the first woman ever to win a medal at the Paralympics from India, it’s been a long gap since then – Devika Malik

“I am a spectacular version of myself – Strong, Empowering and Happily Different” It amazes me how one’s unwavering faith on self aims for a change that brings into forefront myriad possibilities for others. Please meet Devika Malik, an International Para-athlete and Silver Medalist at World Athletics Grand Prix, Tunisia 2014 and USA 2016. She…

Girls can play Rugby, Girls can do Anything – Ayane Hirata

In sports, when a man scores big – it’s his hard work, when a woman scores big – it’s also ‘his’ hard work, ‘his’ being a coach. Barring Tennis, which is the most gender-equitable sport, no other sport offers equal acknowledgment to a woman. In fact, women are not only perceived as weak but are…

In my family, there have been ~50 cases of Cancer and I knew that it isn’t distant for anyone of us – Neerja Malik

On 23rd December, 2017, I did a Facebook Live session with Cancer Conqueror, Inspirational Speaker and Author Neerja Malik. She reminded me of Debra Jarvis who was diagnosed with breast cancer while working at a Cancer Center. In one of her inspiring talks, she says, “A very small part of cancer experience is about medicine, a…

Men’s Questions About #MeToo, Answered – Editor’s Outlook

Recently, for MARC’s #MeToo expert opinion blog, I was asked to share my opinions on the #MeToo Movement and what it should mean to men. I am super proud to share my name with experts like Terry Howard, Director of Diversity and Inclusion at Texas Instruments, Lars Einar Engström a trained psychologist and a senior partner…

Empowerment, not just employment – Priyank Patel

“Nukkad is not just a teafe, we are a social movement aiming to engage, employ and empower” – Priyank Patel, The Founder of Nukkad – The Teafe Priyank Patel graduated in Electronics and Telecommunication in 2007 from Shankracharya college of engineering, got placed in an IT firm Tech Mahindra in Delhi and worked with various other…

Dr. Darnella Yancie – I became a single mom at 18 and at that point I thought my future is over

“With time, the leaves of her life-tree floating restlessly in the spectrum of ambiguity finally rested and hope found its way to her heart. No more, the gravity of his voice alarmed her, no more the darkness reserved her sobs, she had found her way to the light, in the middle of several gloomy nights….

This thing about ‘Being Real’

I feel small when I say ‘NO’ to someone in need. I feel small when I lie. I feel small when I act cold. I feel small when I don’t fulfill promises. I feel small when I fight mindlessly. I feel small when I don’t trust love. I feel small when I give up on…

Real Life Heroes – By Manvi

I had to deal with people who did not take me seriously because I am a woman – Natalie Kyriacou

I wanted to prove myself more than anyone else that appearance isn’t everything – Sara Inshira Nazoor

It’s true that when you talk to people who have been hurt and people who hurt, you open yourself up to receive some of that pain – Whitney S. Iles

CanPlan should be the first planner to appear in people’s mind when they think about any health issue be it mental or physical- Sharon Kim, CEO

Stargaze ft. Award Winning Chicago Photographer Gail Mancuso

The Story Of A Sound Healer, Muna Light

The Story Of A Sound Healer, Muna Light

In my attempt to document Haiti, I grew closer to my country’s problems and the reasons behind it – Florian Wiesner

Stargaze ft. Artist Eve Ozer

Stargaze ft. Artist Cynthia J. Lee

#LiveToInspire Web-Talk Series

My mother was the first woman ever to win a medal at the Paralympics from India, it’s been a long gap since then – Devika Malik

Girls can play Rugby, Girls can do Anything – Ayane Hirata

In my family, there have been ~50 cases of Cancer and I knew that it isn’t distant for anyone of us – Neerja Malik

Men’s Questions About #MeToo, Answered – Editor’s Outlook

Empowerment, not just employment – Priyank Patel

Dr. Darnella Yancie – I became a single mom at 18 and at that point I thought my future is over

This thing about ‘Being Real’