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As an Australian doctor with multicultural background, I consider myself extremely privilege to listen and witness the survival stories of refugees, Indigenous Australians, migrants, skilled workers and emergency service workers, because it is their stories that inspire me about the value of discipline, resilience and community spirit.

I would love to share my experiences and knowledge with your team, readers or listeners to motivate and inspire them to uphold the values of your company/ organisation [eg: compassion, justice, integrity and excellence] even under the most difficult circumstances without jeopardising their own health & wellbeing.

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Featured in AMA- VIC DOC Winter 2022:

https://amavic.com.au/files/amavic_VICDOC_winter_2022.pdf

Guest Speaker at FLOURISH – Oct 2022, organized by AMAV- Women in Medicine

courtesy of AMA – Victoria

Guest Speaker on Get Unstuck Fast Viscosity Podcast by Vicki Main – Oct 2023

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The purpose of this article is to provide you some basic insight to the most complex among the three pillars of mindful living, “Samadhi”: the calm & cleansed state of mind developed through “vipassanā-bhāvanā”, which is considered as the practical way of cleansing mind in return supports mindfulness practitioners to develop “Panna” [ wisdom], & “Seela” [an autonomous moral conduct].

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Wisdom, a guidance towards an autonomous moral conduct : Introduction to Mindfulness:

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Arogya parama labha
Santhutti paramam dhanan
Vissasa parama gnathee
Nibbhanan paraman Sukhan

Dhammapada – verse 204
Siddhārtha Gautama Buddha [5-4th Century BCE]

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