Hello everyone, my name is Bishal Gyawali. You may know me as a medical oncologist, but I also like to think of myself as a philosopher. This website is the place for my philosophical thoughts. For my oncology work, refer to my oncology website.
I built this site primarily to post the chapters from my Journey of Success Book. But I have also decided to share other inspirational essays in this website under the Library of Inspiration page, and my spiritual thoughts under the Spiritual Journey page. Check them out. I hope you will find your subscription to this site meaningful. Cheers!
Recent Posts
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Troubled by Your Past?
Ok I get it. You’re troubled by your past. Ok, your past really left some bad scars on you. I’ve told you earlier that it really doesn’t matter. I told you to think about what you are in your deep sleep. Does past really exist? Are you troubled in your deep sleep? Today, I’ll give… Read more
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Schrodinger’s Cat
In your spiritual path, you’ll reach a point where you realize that you are nothing more than a character on the stage. Many people believe that they “got it” when they reach this phase. They think they have understood. Their spiritual ego swells with pride. But that’s not it. Read more
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The Book of the Dead
The Tibetan Book of The Dead- also known as Bardo Thodol- is an important book for us all to read because it makes you think about death, and prepare you to face it with calm and composure when the time comes. However, the most important part of the book is in the Introduction under the… Read more
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About the Movie “My Dinner with Andre”
Have you watched the movie “My Dinner with Andre”? I like the movie because it gives a good example of what epiphanies look like. Not enlightenment but the very first step of the journey. When Andre says “ Yeah, well, most…most people I met thought there was something wrong with me. They didn’t say that… Read more
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What did Buddha achieve?
Buddha achieved Enlightenment. But what did Buddha achieve from achieving Enlightenment? Buddha has answered this question himself. He declared, “Truly, I attained nothing from Enlightenment”. What does that mean? Read more
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