Manisha talks about how meditation helped her, her advice to patients and yes, adoption plans
Manisha Koirala.
Hyderabad: Manisha Koirala, who regularly visits the Oneness University in Chittoor for meditation, says that one of the main reasons that she and her family managed to deal with her cancer was the university and its teaching.
“I have been coming here since 2006,” adding, “I feel one of the main reasons we could deal with my illness was due to the teachings of this place. I came back here as I learned how important it was to lead a balanced, happy life… one must be well in mind, body and spirit.
“I am thankful to God for giving me a second chance. This life is a gift and I will honour it and help others know it,” she adds.
Talking about others who are fighting cancer, Manisha has the following advice: “It’s not only me, there are many (who have survived cancer) and I learned from them. It’s important to stick to a good doctor’s advice. Instead of taking too much advice from different people. Also exercise as much as your body allows.
“Pray to whichever divine form you believe in. This is a good time to connect with the divine. I was asked to do japa and I would do it three times a day,” she says, adding, “Be in the company of positive and happy people.”
When asked about her adoption plans, she says, “Yes, I will adopt a girl child. As and when the Lord thinks that I can do justice to the child, I will adopt. But for now, please let us not make it another issue to talk about. I am a bit superstitious about talking before acting on things.”
( Source : dc )
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