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" Biryani with Blogger" is a series on blogger interviews where Chief Blogger, Enlarge Excel Evolve Dr Amit Nagpal chats with prominent bloggers of the world over a plate of Biryani.  The third interview in the series is with Patrick Sonqo, Chief Catalyst and Imaginarian, Sonqos' Worlds.  Dr Amit Nagpal : How can a person improve his or her intuition and resonance?  Patrick (Fuss) Sonqo - Everyone has intuition, it’s about how much we are willing to listen and trust. For many people stillness and peace, connectedness to self and nature, and of course going within enhances intuition. Pranayama and Breathwork can also open up intuition. Anytime we get out of the rational, linear, right-brained world we are allowing our intuition to flow. It is often not what we think we want. Intuition gets grounded and confirmed when we experience resonance. For me, when mind, intuition, emotions, and heart become one when I resonate. Dr Amit : What are Relational Rh...

About the series, "Soulmates & Purposemates" 'They were more than 'Made for each other'. They were rather 'Storied for each other'. And together they wrote the world's most soulful story. They formed a strong emotional connect and found their life purposes had a common thread. And as soulmates and purposemates they lived happily thereafter.'' Yes, some people do get the best of both worlds. They have a soulmate who also becomes a life purpose partner. Is it sheer luck or past karma or something mystic? What brings such people together? What are the challenges & joys of this journey?   Here is the first interview/story in the series of true stories about, ''Soulmates and Purpose mates''  A Story of Soulmates and Purposemates, Yenga Sonqo & Cecie Hanza A spontaneous, unedited interview with Healing Artist, Yenga Sonqo, by Dr Amit Nagpal. Yenga was born and brought up in Jamaica and has stayed in...

This blog seeks to speak to the magic of learning that causes change not to its initiation, engagement nor maintenance.  Instead it seeks to introduce the concept and its relevance in today’s learning environment.  The first times one of the authors discovered the magic of learning occurred when his students and he unlearned all that they knew about learning – all the conditions, all the limitations, all the baggage.  This new reality created a space of mutuality, where everything and everyone was open to the newness of things to come.  While the second author experienced similar magic in a context of change management.  This blog shares some experiences from both the authors and looks at the mutuality of their insights called the magic of learning and change. Much research has been written about learning, including our own. We have agreed that for most of our academic, learning and development career, and irrespective of societal, cultural and political reali...