For many years, I attempted to find positivity by reading books from motivational speakers. However, after extensive reading and experiences, I came to realize that the notion of being positive is not inherent to our Eastern culture. It has been largely propagated by Western speakers. The teachings of Guru Granth Sahib, Bhagavad Gita, Jain Wisdom, and Buddhism all emphasize embracing the middle path, where neither happiness nor unhappiness prevails, and where positivity and negativity lose their significance. This middle path, transcending both ends of the spectrum, leads to 'Ananda' or true bliss. Once attained, this state can be sustained for an extended period. Conversely, if one clings solely to positivity, they become akin to a pendulum, swinging from one extreme to the other. As a result, I've shifted my focus from pursuing positivity to striving for centeredness.
AMRISH MISHRA, an accomplished vocalist, boasts a diverse musical repertoire spanning filmi songs, ghazals, bhajans, Pop, and folk melodies. His mastery extends to light classical tunes, receiving guidance from esteemed classical vocalists Pandit Rajan & Pandit Sajan Mishra since 1993. He honed his skills under Smt. Anita Roy at Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra and through private instruction. Amrish Mishra's commitment earned him the prestigious Sangeet Shiromani, a Hindustani classical music diploma from Delhi University. He has learned from light music stalwarts like Jagjit Singh, Pankaj Udhas, and Rajender (& Neena) Mehta, performing on numerous occasions.
