Chitra Jha |
Chitra Jha
Chitra Jha is a trainer of a refreshing genre. She believes in practices and lives every nuance of life that she "preaches". Her forte lies in teaching self-empowering life skills that are usually gleaned over, but are absolutely critical to and inseparable from our daily lives at work, with career and profession; at home, with relationships, families and friends. She brings out those realizations and skills that enable us to lead stress-free, care-free, peaceful and effective professional and personal lives. Her tailor-made workshop capsules cover a wide array of experiential realizations and skills that are broadly segmented into: Enlightened Living, Enlightened Healing, Enlightened Parenting, Enlightened Eating, Enlightened Death, Past Life Regression and Spiritual Science. She does one-on-one sessions and small group therapy sessions as well. chitrajhaa@gmail.com |
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Past Life Regression Therapy by Chitra Jha As eternal beings, we carry all our thoughts, impressions, emotions, and feelings from time immemorial into our present being. Hence, most of our so-called ills have their roots in some of these thoughts, impressions, feelings, and emotions. |
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Heal Your Relationships to Heal Yourself by Chitra Jha It has been rightly said that this world is a mirror. It reflects back our inner/true reality to us. As within, so without. Everything in our life; our job, our economic condition, our dwellings, and the people in our life reflect one or the other aspect of our reality. |
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Mother-Daughter Matrix by Chitra Jha You know that the bond between a mother and a daughter is indeed very unique, and nothing can ever break it. But once your daughter grows up and becomes her own person, this bond is often tested to its limits. Yes, it remains the most complex of all relationships. Despite mothers and daughters sharing a special bond, there are some complex emotions that play a role in this sacred bond. |
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Staying Motivated by Chitra Jha Sometimes when I try to explain my dream to my family and friends, I get blank stares. My enthusiasm does not find an eager audience. Most of the times, I try and avoid this situation by just keeping quiet about my dreams, but there are times when I can’t contain my excitement. I do understand that everyone operates from their belief system, just as I do. But how come the belief systems are different in the very same family in which we grow up? |
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Go have a svelte figure! by Chitra Jha In today’s consumerist society, the problem of being overweight has reached epidemic proportions. Not only the affluent, but the middle class and even some of the poor people suffer from the malaise of overweight. |
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My Turning Point in Life by Chitra Jha I was living a beautiful, content life of marital bliss, enjoying motherhood and generally just being there. Life was good, I believed in myself, God was not a word in my lexicon; I passed my leisure reading fiction and watching movies. But, and it is a big ‘but’, at times I felt that there was more in me. |
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Your role as a parent by Chitra Jha Most of us take our role as a parent too seriously. We feel completely responsible for our offspring’s welfare. We consider it our duty to guide them in all aspects of their lives. After all we are the parents; we know what is best for our chil... |
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Failure Does Not Exist! by Chitra Jha Most of us lead our lives with a major fear: the fear of failure. Have you ever found yourself facing this fear? Let us be truthful; the fact remains that no one ever wants to fail in any endeavour. |
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Joy of Parenting Adolescents! by Chitra Jha The truth remains that adolescents deal with their own demons in their own way. To be accepted by their peers means a lot to them. They need to belong in their peer group. If they harbour a poor body image, or any other perceived inadequacy; it can play havoc with their mental peace. They encounter enough pressure in their own little worlds. All they need from us is complete acceptance. Accept them for what they are. |
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"God Is All That Is...." by Chitra Jha To find out how other Ticklers and readers responded to these questions click here. If you would like to take this interview as well, mail us your answers at interview@tickledbylife.com. (we will publish only the best responses) What is God? Chit... |
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Why is it good for you to be a vegetarian? by Chitra Jha Here are a plethora of reasons to be vegetarian and Claudia Shiffer or Chris Martin (Coldplay) aren't any of them! |
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How to look eternally young like Hema Malini, Madonna and Rekha by Chitra Jha We marvel at the Hema Malinis, Madonnas and Rekhas of the world, but no one divulges their secrets to us. |
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What Happiness Means to Me! - Chitra Jha by Chitra Jha What does happiness mean to a free spirit like me? Josh Billings said, “Don't mistake pleasures for happiness. They are a different breed of dog.” I completely agree with him. So, let’s first get clear what we mean by ‘happiness’ tha... |
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Winners vs. Losers by Chitra Jha Who is a winner? To me a person, who decides to do something and then does it, is a winner. At the same time someone who decides not to do something and doesn’t do it, is equally a winner. A loser on the other hand decides to do something and doesn... |



















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