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The Self’s Fleeting and Fading Universe
Why look for impermanence in an impermanent world?
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The Twin Sisters of Trajectory | The Early Journeys of Singapore and Hong Kong
One of the unique features of Hong Kong’s industrial development is that almost all of its enterprises have started with the entrepreneur’s own capital.
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The Overhaul | Redesigning Your Dream Business and Career
Whether you’re reimagining your business or rethinking your present career trajectory–the same rules apply when you’re making a transition.
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The Science of A Perfect Partnership | Teachings from the Crab and the Sea Anemone
For the symbiosis to be a true partnership, both the sea anemone and the crab must be able to reciprocate.
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A Brief History of Diamonds | From Earth-Grown to Lab-Grown
The pandemic dealt a big blow to the diamond industry last year, with every link in the supply chain—from miners to diamond cutters to luxury boutiques—being closed or seeing activity curtailed.
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When the Precious Ocean Becomes a Junkyard
Plastic bags and food wrappers have an incredibly short lifespan in terms of usage; and yet in the aftermath of their shelf life, they continue to persist in the ocean for hundreds of years.
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Greed and Generosity | The Relationship Between Politics and Economics
It is not the system; but rather the corruption that underpins the political system that leads to chaos for one and for all.
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Leadership and War in Mythology
Do we fight for the sake of fighting; or we do we channel our inner fire towards creating much-needed change in society?
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Navratri at Singapore’s Sri Mariamman Temple: Venerating the Universal Mother
Beginnings and endings are two sides of the same coin. As Shradh ends, Navratri begins. As the ancestors return to Pitru Loka, Hindus begin their worship of the Goddess Durga. During Navratri (nine nights), devotees venerate the divine femininity which gives birth to all creation. She is ‘Ma’, the Universal Mother. The festival is celebrated in…
