Marcel Proust was a French essayist, novelist and critic, better known for his phenomenal work in ‘A la recherché temps perdu’ (In Search of lost time), which was pseudo autobiographical in nature, narrated in a stream-of-conscious style. He is considered as one of the most influential writers of the 20th century by the English critics. […]
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In the second part, we discuss certain conditions, proposed by Carl Rogers, which if fulfilled by a teacher present in a contemporary classroom will lead to wholesome learning!
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Is there something we need to understand better about the most ‘hellish’ thing that can happen to a couple – infidelity?
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Let’s look at the Sankhya School of Indian Philosophy and what it has to say about the Asatkaryavada – Satkaryavada Debate!
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Mentor & Guide at Happy Ho, Chaitanya Keerti’s smiling face and enchanting voice have a soothing effect, and compel one to hear his every precious word! The outcome, of course, is even more impactful.
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Let’s see how this ancient Chinese martial art form can help the aging!
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Here’s what the Stoicism, a highly practical yet insightful philosophy from Ancient Greece, has to say about dealing with stress!
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On the 6th of September 2019, Jwalant Swaroop along with Dr. Nonah Khanna and Sukanya Bhardwaj from Team Happy Ho were invited to the office of National Fertilizer Limited to conduct a workshop on “Emotional Wellness for Work-Life Balance”, because we all need to look away from work for a little bit and enjoy this […]
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If you are an Indian then irrespective of which part of the world you are living in, the words ‘Chandrayaan’, ‘Vikram’ or ‘Pragyan’ are bound to bring a smile on your face and a sense of pride in your heart! You too have been carried off in the wave of happiness that is sweeping millions off the ground right now. But what do Nonah’s Tarot Cards have to say about the mission? Let’s see!
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Instead of asking if we enjoy the inputs of an industry, we must ask ourselves if we can find pleasure in the input process. It is a hugely liberating move that’ll expand our opportunities immensely!