<ul><li>The speaker discusses the challenges faced by police officers, particularly women, in a male-dominated police force.</li><li>Bureaucrats often prioritize the demands of their political bosses over the requirements of the law, compromising their idealism.</li><li>The speaker shares personal experiences where she took actions against politicians involved in corruption and privilege abuse, facing defamation suits and backlash.</li><li>Bureaucrats hesitate to address such issues due to fear of personal discomfort, including loss of time, energy, peace of mind, and financial implications.</li></ul>

Why Bureaucrats Hesitate to Act | Roopa D Moudgil IPS | TEDxDSCEWomen

<ul><li>Bureaucrats should prioritize upholding the law over pleasing their political bosses, even if it means facing resistance or backlash.</li><li>Bureaucrats should fearlessly address issues of corruption and privilege abuse, regardless of the personal discomfort it may entail.</li><li>It is crucial for bureaucrats to understand and assert their legal protections, such as Article 311 of the Indian Constitution, which safeguards them for acts done in their official capacity.</li></ul>

Actionable Insights

<ul><li>Bureaucrats often face challenges and compromises in upholding the law, particularly in a male-dominated police force.</li><li>Taking actions against corrupt politicians and addressing privilege abuse can lead to personal discomfort, including defamation suits and negative consequences.</li><li>Bureaucrats should be aware of their legal protections and not hesitate to utilize them when acting in their official capacity.</li><li>Overcoming the fear of transfers and political pressure is necessary to build an efficient and responsible bureaucracy.</li></ul>

Key Takeaways

<ul><li>Understanding the challenges faced by bureaucrats in the police force, particularly women, and the compromises they often encounter.</li><li>Recognizing the importance of prioritizing the law and public interest over personal comfort or political pressure.</li><li>Gaining knowledge about legal protections available to bureaucrats for acts performed in their official capacity.</li><li>Appreciating the significance of fearlessness and taking calculated risks to address corruption and privilege abuse.</li></ul>

Learning Outcomes 

Ms D Roopa is an IPS officer of year 2000 batch. She is the first Kannadiga woman IPS officer in Karnataka. Having secured all India rank of 43 in Civil service examination, IPS was her natural choice after her long association with the khaki as NCC cadet. Known to take on bigwigs in power, she gets candid, in this talk, on the challenges faced by bureaucrats in general, with specific instances from her journey till date. She reasons out the illogical fear confounding the bureaucrats which restricts them from acting fearlessly against the mighty and powerful. "No Country can ever truly flourish if it stifles the potential of its women and deprives itself of the contributions of half of it's citizens". - Michelle Obama. TEDxDSCEWomen is proud to introduce its first speaker Mrs. Divakar Roopa Moudgil - IPS. Mrs. Roopa is the first kannadiga woman IPS officer in the history of Karnataka. Having secured 43rd rank in UPSC CSE, she had an option to opt for IAS, but she refused as she always aspired to be an IPS officer since her NCC cadet days. She proved that one need not fear about the corrupted system and its loop holes if he or she is right in what they are doing. Known for her scintillating beauty, wit, sincerity, and courageous news; She was serving as the DIGP and Commissioner For Traffic and Road Safety. Mrs. D Roopa IPS is currently serving as the Inspector General of Police & Additional Commandant General, Home Guards & Ex-Officio Additional Director, Civil Defence, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

<ul><li>Stephen Tonti, who has ADHD, shares his personal experiences and challenges with the condition.</li><li>ADHD is not simply a lack of focus but a difficulty in selecting and giving full attention to specific tasks.</li><li>Tonti describes the positive aspects of ADHD, such as hyperfocus and the ability to explore multiple interests and career paths.</li><li>He highlights the need for a healthier understanding of ADHD, better support from schools, and a reevaluation of medication usage.</li></ul>

ADHD As A Difference In Cognition, Not A Disorder: Stephen Tonti at TEDxCMU

<ul><li>Develop a better understanding of ADHD as a difference in cognition rather than a disorder, recognizing that individuals with ADHD have a unique way of processing information and focusing.</li><li>Create an inclusive and supportive environment at home and in schools for individuals with ADHD, providing them with necessary accommodations and opportunities to explore their interests.</li><li>Encourage self-teaching and self-motivation in individuals with ADHD, helping them discover effective strategies for completing tasks and managing their focus.</li></ul>

<ul><li>ADHD is not a deficit of attention but rather a difficulty in selecting and sustaining attention on specific tasks.</li><li>ADHD individuals can exhibit hyperfocus when something captivates their interest, allowing them to excel in areas they are passionate about.</li><li>Supportive environments at home and in schools play a crucial role in empowering individuals with ADHD to explore their interests and reach their full potential.</li><li>Medication should be approached with caution and only prescribed to individuals who can handle its effects, considering alternatives and personalized accommodations.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Understand the cognitive differences associated with ADHD and recognize that it is not a disorder that needs fixing but a difference in cognition that can be harnessed and leveraged.</li><li>Gain insights into the challenges faced by individuals with ADHD, such as difficulties with focus and completing tasks that do not capture their interest.</li><li>Appreciate the importance of creating supportive environments, both at home and in educational settings, to empower individuals with ADHD to explore their passions and talents.</li></ul>

Learning Outcomes

Stephen is a Senior Directing major at Carnegie Mellon. He is also the current President of Carnegie Mellon's Film Club. He recently completed his Thesis Project within the School of Drama: a production of Mac Wellman's "A Murder of Crows." He is currently working on creating a collective of Film Enthusiasts across Carnegie's Campus as well as other colleges and universities around Pittsburgh. You can find out more about Stephen and his talk on his website: www.stephentonti.com or follow his blog "Caffeine, Nicotine, and ADHD: a guide to maintaining sanity." In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

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Videos

<ul><li>The speaker shares a personal story about his two brothers fighting, which drew him into the space between them.</li><li>He talks about the impact of exhaustion on the brain and how it affects executive function.</li><li>A manager named Ziad tries to help an employee named Paula who is engaged but exhausted.</li><li>Ziad initially takes a parenting approach and tries to fix Paula's situation by taking things off her plate.</li></ul>

How to fix the exhausted brain | Brady Wilson | TEDxMississauga

<ul><li>Recognize the signs of an exhausted brain, such as feeling depleted and losing access to executive functions.</li><li>Take the time to understand what matters most to others in specific situations by asking them directly.</li><li>Create connection and trust by finding ways to connect on what matters most to others.</li><li>Help people see possibilities and potential by highlighting opportunities and sparking motivation.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Our brains consume a significant amount of energy, and when we're engaged but exhausted, we lose access to executive functions.</li><li>Understanding what matters most to others in different situations allows us to connect and create meaningful relationships.</li><li>Connection releases oxytocin, which fosters trust and bonding.</li><li>Helping others see possibilities triggers the release of dopamine, promoting motivation and creativity.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Gain awareness of the impact of exhaustion on the brain's functioning.</li><li>Learn to ask questions to uncover what matters most to others in various situations.</li><li>Develop strategies to create connection and build trust through understanding and support.</li><li>Discover techniques to help people see possibilities and tap into their motivation.</li></ul>

What if you could energize your brain? Brady Wilson discusses the chemistry of connection and motivation. Brady Wilson is, undisputedly, the embodiment of focused energy. As co-founder of Juice Inc., Brady’s vision is to create a world where businesses pulsate with creative energy.  For 20 years, he has inspired countless companies including American Express, BMO, BMO Harris, Loblaw, PHH, The Co-operators, Yum! Brands Canada and some of the world’s largest Fortune 500 companies, to find the courage to: ​ consider the possibilities beyond traditional human resources strategies; unlock the latent physical, mental, emotional and spiritual energy within their organizations; and harness employees’ potential to get them to the point of “A.B.C.D.” (going Above and Beyond the Call of Duty). ​ Brady is the author of four books dedicated to improving employee performance and business results: Juice: The Power of Conversation, Love at Work, Finding the Sticking Point and his most recent book Beyond Engagement. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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Creativity

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Product & Design

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Human Resources

<ul><li>The speaker discusses the existence of signs from the universe that can guide individuals in making decisions and choosing the right path.</li><li>She shares personal experiences of encountering signs, such as discovering a book about Machu Picchu and later living in the Peruvian Andes.</li><li>The speaker emphasizes the importance of changing one's perspective and letting go of limiting stories and beliefs.</li><li>Techniques like shaking off negativity, snapping fingers, and blowing out negative energy are suggested to break free from limiting mindsets.</li></ul>

Do You See the Signs of the Universe? | Ulla Suokko | TEDxBigSky

<ul><li>Change your perspective: Shift the way you look at things and the things you look at will change. Open yourself to new possibilities and interpretations.</li><li>Release limiting beliefs: Let go of stories that make you small or hold you back. Stop seeing signs that support those limiting stories and focus on positive signs instead.</li><li>Shake off negativity: Use physical techniques like shaking, snapping your fingers, or blowing out negative energy to change your mental state and shift your focus.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Signs from the universe are present, and by changing your perspective, you can recognize and interpret them.</li><li>Don't limit yourself with negative beliefs or stories; instead, focus on positive signs that support your growth and happiness.</li><li>Use physical techniques to shift your mindset and break free from limiting patterns.</li><li>Pay attention to the signs and messages the universe is sending you, trusting your intuition and inner wisdom.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Understanding the concept of signs from the universe and how they can guide decision-making and life paths.</li><li>Recognizing the importance of shifting perspectives and releasing limiting beliefs to create positive change.</li><li>Learning practical techniques to shake off negativity and change mental states.</li><li>Developing awareness of signs and messages from the universe and trusting intuition.</li></ul>

Ulla invites us to pay attention to signs and stories and to open our hearts to the possibility that the universe might be speaking to us. She shares her own life stories as evidence, but leaves it up to the listener to choose for themselves. Permorming Artist / Concert Flutist This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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Religion & Spirituality

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Reading & Writing

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Music

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Science & Nature

<ul><li>The speaker highlights the common experience of losing track of a conversation when discussing complex topics and emphasizes the importance of improving communication in such situations.</li><li>The field of science, particularly quantum physics, often suffers from communication issues due to its complexity, which can lead to misrepresentation in the media.</li><li>Science communication is essential for the public's understanding of publicly funded research and to make the fascinating world of science accessible to everyone.</li></ul>

Quantum Physics for 7 Year Olds | Dominic Walliman | TEDxEastVan

<ul><li>When faced with complex subjects, have the courage to politely stop the speaker and ask for clarification or to go back to a point where you lost track. Don't be afraid to admit that you don't understand.</li><li>Improve science communication by finding better ways to explain complex concepts to others, especially to the general public. Aim for clarity rather than overwhelming accuracy.</li><li>Start explanations from a point of understanding, using terms and examples that the listener already knows and can relate to. Ask questions to gauge their level of comprehension.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Communication breakdowns in complex subjects are common, but it's essential to actively seek clarification rather than feeling guilty for not understanding.</li><li>Science communication faces challenges due to the complexity of the subject matter, but there is a need for skilled communicators who can bridge the gap between scientists and the general public.</li><li>Quantum physics, despite its reputation for being difficult, can be explained and understood by using relatable examples and simplifying complex concepts.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Understand the importance of seeking clarification and asking questions when faced with complex subjects.</li><li>Recognize the challenges of science communication and the need for skilled communicators to bridge the gap between scientists and the public.</li><li>Gain a basic understanding of quantum physics and its fascinating phenomena, such as particle-wave duality, quantum tunneling, and superposition.</li></ul>

In this lighthearted talk Dominic Walliman gives us four guiding principles for easy science communication and unravels the myth that quantum physics is difficult to understand, it’s all in how it’s explained. Dominic Walliman is a physicist, and award-winning science writer. He received his PhD in quantum device physics from the University of Birmingham and currently works at D-Wave Systems Inc., a quantum computing company in Vancouver. Dominic grew up reading science books and remembers vividly the excitement of discovering the mind-boggling explanations that science gives us about the Universe. If he can pass on this wonder and enjoyment to the next generation, he will consider it a job well done. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx

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Science Fiction

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Learning & Education

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Artificial Intelligence

<ul><li>Pradyot Bikram Manikya Barma, a politician and journalist, speaks on the topic of politics and clean governance in India.</li><li>He shares a personal experience of his sister being taken by armed policemen without evidence, which made him conscious of his identity and the problems faced by his region, Tripura.</li><li>Pradyot emphasizes the need for more youth to consider politics as a career and become politically conscious to address issues like unemployment, lack of development, and illegal migration.</li></ul>

Youth, Clean Governance and Politics in India | Pradyot Bikram Manikya Barma | TEDxUTMShillong

<ul><li>Encourage more youth to consider politics as a career and become politically conscious to address societal issues effectively.</li><li>Engage actively in political discussions, ask the right questions, and demand open debates from political leaders.</li><li>Equip yourself with knowledge and challenge leaders on critical issues, not just emotions, to hold them accountable.</li><li>Foster clarity in leadership by clearly articulating your stance and standing up for what you believe in.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Politics should not be disregarded but rather cleaned up or else one will be affected by a corrupt government.</li><li>The youth have the power to change society through their minds and active engagement.</li><li>Clarity in leadership is crucial for effective governance and understanding the fundamental issues.</li><li>Engaging in open debates and asking critical questions can lead to more accountable leaders.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Understanding the importance of political participation and the role of youth in shaping the future.</li><li>Recognizing the need for clarity and transparency in political leadership.</li><li>Realizing the power of individual voices and the impact they can have on society.</li><li>Valuing active engagement, open debates, and questioning authority for a stronger democracy.</li></ul>

A youth icon himself apart from being the Head of Royal Family of Tripura, India and an active Politician, Pradyot Bikram Manikya Deb Barma talks about the critical importance of Clean Governance, participation of youth in Governance and politics and his own personal experiences in this sensitive space.  Pradyot Bikram Manikya Deb Barma , also known as P.B.K Manikya (born July 4, 1978), is the head of the Royal House of Tripura. He was born and brought up in Delhi, India.He is the current General Secretary of the Tripura Pradesh Congress and also the Editor of TNT-The Northeast Today Magazine. The present Maharaja Pradyot Bikram Kishore Manikya Deb Burman is the 186th ruler of the dynasty who took over after the death of his father Late Maharaja Kirit Bikram kishore Manikya Deb Burman.  He is - Chairman of the Royal Heritage Hotel; Member, All India Congress; Chairman and Editor of The Northeast Today magazine; Advisor to the North East Students Committee, Delhi; Advisor to the North East Regional Development Association (NERDA); Chairman, Royal Tripura Foundation; Member, governing council Tripura Central University. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx

<ul><li>Catherine Reitman, the showrunner of her own series, shares her journey of feeling powerless and unqualified to finding empowerment.</li><li>She encourages listeners to believe in their potential for growth outside their comfort zones.</li><li>Reitman pursued writing after feeling frustrated with the constant rejection in her acting career.</li><li>She emphasizes the importance of making the choice to pursue one's true calling and not succumbing to self-doubt.</li></ul>

A guide to believing in yourself (but for real this time) | Catherine Reitman | TEDxToronto

<ul><li>Embrace the choice to grow outside your comfort zone and pursue your passions.</li><li>Don't let rejection or feeling unqualified hold you back from exploring new opportunities.</li><li>Start taking small steps towards your goals, even if you feel unsure or inexperienced.</li><li>Be specific and authentic in your work, cutting your voice so sharply that it becomes unmistakably yours.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Believe in your potential and the power of choice to shape your life.</li><li>Overcome self-doubt and embrace the idea that you are entitled to pursue your dreams.</li><li>Failure is not the end; it is a necessary part of growth and can be survived.</li><li>Being specific and authentic in your work can resonate with others and create relatable experiences.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Recognize the importance of making choices that align with your true self.</li><li>Understand that personal growth often requires stepping outside your comfort zone.</li><li>Learn to navigate and overcome rejection and self-doubt.</li><li>Develop the courage to pursue your passions and stick to your vision.</li></ul>

TV star, Catherine Reitman, shares her lessons learned in seeing ideas thru to their completion, not allowing others to reshape your vision and a little bit about family dynamics.  Catherine Reitman is the creator, executive producer, writer, and star of CBC’s acclaimed original comedy series, Workin’ Moms. Known for her roles in Blackish and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Reitman was a member of Sunday Company at the influential Groundlings improv theatre and school in Los Angeles. Reitman’s writing and producing credits include VH1’s Miss You Much and the web series, Breakin’ it Down with Catherine Reitman. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

<ul><li>The speaker discusses the difficulty of remembering information through reading alone.</li><li>Drawing is presented as a method to enhance memory retention.</li><li>The speaker introduces a visual tool kit consisting of simple shapes like circles, diamonds, squares, and rectangles.</li><li>Research conducted at the University of Waterloo reveals that drawing helps people remember twice as many pictures compared to writing.</li></ul>

How to draw to remember more | Graham Shaw

<ul><li>Start incorporating drawing into your learning process to enhance memory retention.</li><li>Begin by creating a visual tool kit using simple shapes like circles, diamonds, squares, and rectangles.</li><li>Practice thinking in pictures by associating concepts with relevant images.</li><li>Use color in your drawings as the brain responds well to visual stimuli.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Reading alone may not be the most effective way to remember information.</li><li>Drawing can significantly improve memory recall and retention.</li><li>Simple shapes can be used as building blocks for creating memorable images.</li><li>The quality of the drawings doesn't matter as much as the association between the image and the concept.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Understanding the limitations of relying solely on reading for learning.</li><li>Recognizing the power of drawing in aiding memory and information retention.</li><li>Acquiring practical skills in creating a visual tool kit using simple shapes.</li><li>Developing the ability to think in pictures and associate meanings with visual representations.</li></ul>

How to draw to remember more! You may not believe it yet, but we are all capable of drawing sketches that make information memorable. In this talk you will discover talents you may have never known you had. Be prepared to amaze yourself!  More information on http://www.tedxvienna.at Graham Shaw teaches how to draw pictures that make learning memorable in presentations. He is author of ‘The Art of Business Communication’, shortlisted for the ‘CMI Management Book of the Year 2016’ and spoke at TEDx Hull in 2015. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx

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Strategy

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Problem Solving

How to draw to remember more | Graham Shaw | TEDxVienna

<ul><li>The speaker emphasizes the constant process of change that occurs in every moment of our lives, both at a biological and psychological level.</li><li>The influence of parents and other significant figures in our lives is discussed, highlighting how their words and beliefs can shape our own thoughts and behaviors.</li><li>The concept of "programming Ps" is introduced, referring to the various sources of influence such as parents, priests, preachers, politicians, propaganda, professors, and partners, which can either positively or negatively affect our mindset.</li></ul>

How to reset your mind and practice good habits I Kau Mascarenhas

<ul><li>Embrace change: Recognize that change is a constant in life and that every moment brings an opportunity for personal transformation.</li><li>Be aware of influential figures: Understand that parents, partners, and other significant individuals can shape your beliefs and behaviors. Evaluate their influence and choose what aligns with your true self.</li><li>Challenge limiting beliefs: Identify negative programming that restricts your potential. Question these beliefs and replace them with positive, empowering thoughts.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Change is an inherent part of life, and every moment presents an opportunity for personal growth.</li><li>Parents and other influential figures can shape our thoughts and behaviors, but it's essential to critically evaluate their impact and choose what aligns with our true selves.</li><li>Negative programming and limiting beliefs can hold us back. It's crucial to challenge and replace them with positive, empowering thoughts.</li><li>Engaging in self-discovery allows us to understand ourselves better and make choices that align with our authentic selves.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Increased awareness of the constant nature of change and its potential for personal transformation.</li><li>Recognition of the influence that significant individuals have on our beliefs and behaviors, and the ability to critically evaluate and choose what serves us best.</li><li>Understanding the impact of negative programming and the importance of challenging and replacing limiting beliefs.</li><li>Embracing self-discovery as a means to understand our authentic selves and make choices that align with our values and desires.</li></ul>

Na era das conexões rápidas e da vida acelerada, parece impossível "desligar", mas você pode fazer uma pausa nesse ritmo e descobrir maneiras mais saudáveis de se conectar com o mundo e obter melhores resultados nas mais diferentes áreas da sua vida. Pequenas mudanças podem criar bons hábitos e nos levar ao sucesso (tornar nossos planos ou sonhos em realidade) mais rápido do que podemos imaginar. A ideia da palestra é ter um tempo para refletir sobre pensamentos que nos incomodam e colocá-los para serem guiados pelo seguinte processo: tratá-los antes de eliminá-los, tomar atitudes e resolvê-los. Palestrante e consultor com formações em PNL - Programação Neurolinguística e Coaching. Desenvolve seu trabalho na perspectiva do Ser Humano Integral. Escreveu o livro Mudando para Melhor. É arquiteto, ilustrador, compositor, escritor e poeta e sua competência nessas áreas é um diferencial em seu trabalho com desenvolvimento humano no âmbito organizacional. É sócio-diretor do Pro-Ser Instituto. Reconhecido pela palavra entusiasmada e pelos estados motivadores que evoca no público, Kau tem grande domínio de conteúdo e é dono de processos de comunicação criativos e energizantes. Com seu trabalho leva reflexões, disparos de mudança, criatividade e carisma para várias cidades de todo o país. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx

Como reiniciar a sua mente e praticar bons hábitos | Kau Mascarenhas | TEDxRioVermelho

<ul><li>The story of two monks, Yesmi and Nomi, illustrates the difference between a beautiful state (no-stress state) and a stressful state.</li><li>Living in a beautiful state means experiencing connection, joy, love, compassion, vitality, and passion, while a stressful state is characterized by tension, anger, fear, hurt, loneliness, and frustration.</li><li>Education and societal structures often neglect the importance of our inner state, leading to competition, jealousy, and a compromised human experience.</li></ul>

How to end stress, unhappiness and anxiety to live in a beautiful state | Preetha ji

<ul><li>Pay attention to your breath and consciously smile to cultivate a calm and present state of mind.</li><li>Choose to live in a beautiful state by fostering connection, joy, love, compassion, vitality, and passion.</li><li>Recognize and challenge the negative biases and self-centric thinking patterns that contribute to stress and unhappiness.</li><li>Prioritize inner truth and self-reflection to gain greater inner power and liberation from suffering.</li></ul>

<ul><li>There are two states of being: a beautiful state (no-stress state) and a stressful state.</li><li>Stressful states include tension, anger, fear, hurt, loneliness, and frustration, while a beautiful state is characterized by connection, joy, love, compassion, vitality, and passion.</li><li>Our education and societal structures often neglect the importance of our inner state, leading to competition, jealousy, and compromised well-being.</li><li>Obsessive self-centric thinking is the root cause of emotional suffering, and recognizing this can help break free from stress and unhappiness.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Understand the distinction between a beautiful state and a stressful state and their impact on overall well-being.</li><li>Gain awareness of the negative biases and self-centric thinking patterns that contribute to stress and unhappiness.</li><li>Develop strategies for cultivating a beautiful state, including mindfulness practices, self-reflection, and challenging unhelpful beliefs.</li><li>Learn to prioritize inner truth and connection over external circumstances for long-term happiness and fulfillment.</li></ul>

If you are stressed-out, anxious or chronically unhappy; this talk will lead you through an authentic journey of self-knowing and freedom to illuminate the root causes of stress. Combining storytelling and meditation, Preethaji’s teachings help shift her students from living in a stressful-state, to living in what she describes as a beautiful state. In 2009 Preethaji started One World Academy with her husband Krishnaji. One World Academy is a wisdom school for enlightenment based in a new tradition where the focus is on knowing oneself and discovering that we are connected to all that exists. Preethaji is an enlightened world teacher whose vision is to free individuals of all forms of unhappiness. Preethaji's teachings challenge every justification for living in sorrow and inner isolation or unconscious psychological conformity. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Why Bureaucrats Hesitate to Act | Roopa D Moudgil IPS | TEDxDSCEWomen

ADHD As A Difference In Cognition, Not A Disorder: Stephen Tonti at TEDxCMU

How to fix the exhausted brain | Brady Wilson | TEDxMississauga

Do You See the Signs of the Universe? | Ulla Suokko | TEDxBigSky

Quantum Physics for 7 Year Olds | Dominic Walliman | TEDxEastVan

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