- selected,balanced diet only at proper intervals...
- 'fasting' at times...
- exposure to sunlight...
- exposure to fresh air...
- drinking sufficient water for a better health...
- regular intake of foods with antioxidants....
- interaction with positive people and persons with high thinking...
- interaction with 'saintly' people....
- regular physical exercise...
- good sleep at night...
- meditation for improving memory and mental fitness...
- 'going slow' at various crises in life...
- remaining 'focused' upon meaningful activities....
- avoiding debates, quarrels, confrontation and altercation of any kind....
- regular prayer to God....
- minimizing personal needs, and demands for remaining happy...
- minimizing desires...
- minimizing 'running after' money and possessions...
- minimizing human interactions ....
- avoiding 'talkativeness' for all situations...
- improving mental 'concentration' for achieving personal 'excellence'....
- taking special care of personal and family finance for all times...
- saving money for the hard times in life...
- 'no friend, all friends' policy, practice and implementation...
Samrat Dutta is a recitation expert in Bengali Poems...he is just excellent... I learnt recitation only for one class & found that recitation needs continuous practice for a long time... Pronunciation, intonation, ups and downs of loudness of voice, method of delivery, mood and facial expression & physical appearance are the main points to be noted for ever... Word is extremely power.... Loudness matters... but extreme control on loudness levels as per need of a situation... Extreme level of courage and self-confidence are essential for any 'performing' art.... 'Performing art' essentially requires 'acts of minor or major' dramatization... "Drama" defines everything for attaining 'excellence' in affairs of public significance and business development.... We are all basically the 'actors' in the drama of life, living and society.... How did you act in today's one-act play of today's life?.... Could you impa...
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