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Stop Blaming, Start Growing: The Power of Acceptance | Dr. Parvaiz Alam | TEDxGMC Doda
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-03 17:46
[संगीत] तो तो सबसे पहली बात है कि सिंस आई एम अ साइकेट्रिस्ट माय नेम इज़ डॉक्टर परवेज आलम तो यू मस्ट बी थिंकिंग कि मैं कुछ ए्जायटी पे कुछ रामबाण दे दूंगा सबको के बस अब नहीं होने वाली एंजायटी ठीक है डिप्रेशन तो दुनिया से खत्म करके डोडा से तो खत्म करके जाऊंगा नो डाउट है ना. मतलब यू मस्ट बी थिंकिंग लाइक दैट कि आज तो कमाल ही हो जाएगा। सच बताऊं नहीं होने वाला। रीज़न बीइंग क्योंकि मेरी खुद टांगे कांप रही है। हाथ कांप रहे हैं। ठीक है। [प्रशंसा] [संगीत] लग रहा है कि दिल अभी बाहर निकल जाएगा। मगर ऐसा नहीं मैं अब तैयार ह ...
The Power of Authenticity: Connecting Across Differences | Heather Willoughby | TEDxFullerton
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-27 16:12
[Music] What if the secret to belonging isn't becoming like everyone else, but being more authentically yourself. or that the bridges that we so need in this divided world are not built by conforming but by celebrating what makes us different. It's 1986.I'm in South Korea sitting at the back of an auditorium listening to a remarkable performance. I am completely mesmerized by this epic story being conveyed by a solo singer and a drum accompaniment. I've been a musician all of my life, but I have never heard ...
Skin, Shape, Self: A Celebration | Hema Thakur | TEDxKPRIT
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-23 15:42
[Music] isn't it lovely how beautiful how beauty is just a matter of nazaria or perspective and what better way to put that than our lyricists have speaking of nazaria did you know that Ganesha the Indian deity who is known as a vigna hara or the remover of obstacles today was once upon a time known as Vignna Karta the creator of obstacles. Confused. Let me explain.So in olden times whenever there was any flood or any famine people would attribute such natural catastrophes to an angry version of this dity w ...
Growing Up Different - The Power of Acceptance | Izzat Zaid | TEDxUKM
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-20 15:50
Before I begin my story, I would like to do a simple activity with everyone in this room. Start again. >> All right.I would I want to invite everyone to stand up. I'm going to give you three statements and every time your answer to the statement is a yes. You remain standing.If it's a no, you can sit down. Okay, first statement. I am familiar with the word neurode divergent.It's a no. You may sit down. Second statement.I know someone who is a neurode divergent. Okay. And the last statement, I am a neurodyiv ...
Rainbow Nation: Pride, Progress, & Popularity | Sasiphat (Sabrina) Shrestha | TEDxSJC School Bangkok
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 16:02
So before I start, let me set you mood up for a bit. Look at this rainbow and close your eyes. Think deeply.What does this rainbows mean to you. A rainbow symbolize hope, guidance, and straight connections. But as a flag, it also symbolized pride and social movement.And in Thailand, we have rainbows everywhere. Even though you can't see them, I'm sure you can feel it by your heart. By all the Thai people treat you all equally, whoever you are.With that, I'm proud to say we Thailand welcome you. So, let me t ...
My dad became a monk and it saved my Life! | Joy Sheppard | TEDxCamino Ramon St
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-07 16:06
Personal Transformation & Acceptance - The speaker's father underwent a significant transformation, from an impatient and angry man to a monk who embraced acceptance [1][2][3][4] - The speaker initially coped with childhood trauma through professional bodybuilding, seeking external validation [6] - A near-death experience led the speaker to understand and embrace the concept of "J AI" (just accept it), realizing the illusion of control [6] Key Principles of "Just Accept It" (J AI) - Impermanence: Accepting the constantly changing nature of the world and pausing before reacting to triggers [6][7] - Imperfection: Recognizing and accepting one's own flaws to foster compassion and let go of resentment towards others [7] - Improvement: Striving for self-improvement while surrendering to the present moment, finding balance between striving and acceptance [7][8] Practical Application & Mindset - "J AI" involves a 3-second pause between stimulus and response, allowing for conscious choice and calm [7] - The speaker's father advocated living life like a "B student," balancing striving with surrender [8] - True love, joy, and peace are discovered internally, not through external pursuits [8]
Grief | Kaya Desai | TEDxTheArdeeSchoolNFC
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-06 16:56
Man dies by suicide inside HCFC Bank. September 9th, 2025. Young couple dies by suicide in separate incidents over family opposition.September 9th, 2025. Bits fani student dies by suicide marks fifth case since December 2024. How hopeless should a person feel to consider suicide.What might bring them to take that step. Is it loss, fear, grief, hurt. Emotions that we have all felt at one point.What then causes some to take their lives and others to continue persevering. Hi, my name is Kaya and I fall in that ...
The Flying Elephant | Dr. Marwa El-Kassaby | TEDxCairoUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-25 15:23
[موسيقى] ايه اول حاجه بتيجي في بالنا لما بنسمع سيره الفيل ان هو كبير وخطير وان اغلب المخرجين حاصرينه في ادوار الشر ولا ان هو طيب وكيوت وجميل وبتحبوه زي ما انا بحبه بالظبط انا بحب الفيل جدا لكذا سبب كتير بس انا عايزه اشار معاكم كم سبب منهم الفيل من اكتر الحيوانات اللي حنينه وعندها امبيثي وكاينس كتير جدا وده بيبان في تعامله مع اولاده ان هو يقدر يطبطب عليهم بالزلوم الفيل كمان عنده مشاعر الحزن وبيقدر يحزن قوي لو حد من القطيع بتاعه حصل له حاجه معلومه ما كنتش اعرفها غير قريب مجموعه معلومه لطيفه جدا ان الفيل ما بي ...
Ancient Wisdom, Modern Minds | Vaishnavi Reddy | TEDxThe Gaudium School
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:39
Core Argument - South Asian philosophical traditions offer valuable insights for modern life, particularly for teenagers struggling with mental health [3][6][8][13] - The industry suggests that these philosophies provide tools for living with clarity, grace, and strength, addressing the increasing teenage mental health issues [10][12][26] - The industry emphasizes that suffering is an essential part of life, and acceptance of imperfections leads to peace [5][6][16] Historical and Cultural Significance - South Asian philosophical literature has contributed to India's diversity, democracy, and cultural resilience [11] - Sufi traditions promoted liberal thinking and social equality, offering humorous and relatable perspectives on overcoming life's struggles [21][22] - Ancient wisdom, like that of Bullesha, remains relevant and applicable to modern challenges, emphasizing self-understanding over external achievements [23][24][25] Practical Application - The industry advocates for incorporating philosophical teachings into education to teach individuals how to live, not just learn academic subjects [13] - The industry highlights the importance of understanding and building upon the wisdom of past philosophers and saints [20][21][27] - The industry encourages individuals to find courage in shared humanity, pain, and pride, using ancient philosophies to navigate modern struggles [26][27]
What will people say? Advocating for those with Tourette syndrome | Anaya Sheikh | TEDxUNC
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:28
This is a colloquial term in Udu or Hindi that indicates fear of societal judgment on one's personal life. In much simpler terms, this means what are people going to say. In South Asian culture, people are constantly worried of their public perception and acceptance into society.Let me give you a few examples. Say you want to change your track from premed to acting. You'll bring down the family name.Or you decide to date or marry someone outside of your culture. you're leaving your roots behind or you decid ...