Experts
Deepak Chopra
Author / Co-Founder, The Chopra Center
Chopra would like to sit down with Nelson Mandela. Read More
Chopra would spend it on transformation and healing. Read More
We don't have much to be proud of, Chopra says. Read More
The question, Chopra says, should be, "Can we find a creative solution?" Read More
Technology is unstoppable, but we must be sure to use it for good. Read More
The progressive realization of one's goals and the ability to love. Read More
Chopra reclaims the words from fundamentalists. Read More
The spiritualist on whether desire can be taught. Read More
Spirituality is the experience of awareness outside the boundaries of your skin. Read More
Consciousness, Chopra says, is the ultimate reality. Read More
Chopra's advice is to steel yourself against criticism and not seek approval. Read More
What is the gap between how old you are, and how old you think you are? Read More
Neuroendocrinology has biological as well as a phenomenological effects. Read More
Nature is discontinuity, and Chopra suggests that our consciousness lies somewhere in that gap. Read More
It is a technique that allows the mind to experience progressively abstract fields of awareness. Read More
Yoga, which comes from the word "yoke," is the union of the body, mind and the spirit. Read More
The Bhagavad Gita is a mythical saga that describes the eternal conflict between good and evil. Read More
Ask, and nature will provide. Read More
You have to share your passion, Chopra says. Read More
Chopra is a realist. Read More
About Deepak Chopra
Deepak Chopra is a medical doctor and writer with a strong interest in spirituality and mind-body medicine. Born in New Delhi, he was educated at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences and emigrated to the U.S. in 1970 to take up a clinical internship at a New Jersey hospital. He later worked in hospitals in Massachusetts and Virginia, and established a large private practice.
His first book, Creating Health, published in 1987, discusses the healing power of the mind and the importance of establishing a mind-body connection. The book also introduces the basic premises of Ayurveda. Chopra has since written more than 40 books, ranging broadly across spiritual and health topics. Recently he has entered into the debate on intelligent design and evolution, stating in a series of articles on the Huffington Post that nature displays intelligence.