By Sahil Gadhavi Education runs deep with everyone. It is something we all value as individuals as well as a society. When you introduce yourself to someone, they first ask you what you do, to which you inform them about your education and how that led to you working at so and so place. It […]
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By Sahil Gadhavi Feminism has been a much contested word in the past two decades. It is not because the issue of sexism has suddenly escalated, no, it has always been there. However, in the past two decades women all over the world, especially the west, have really started protesting it. There have been attempts […]
Sustained happiness grows from flow experiences that aren’t interrupted by your phone. Happiness is connecting with the organic world around you, including the people and places you love.
… ask the parents-to-be or newly minted thus, on how important that decision is. Having scoured the internet for that-which-was-never-heard-of or meant in any name so far in existence, they spend hours creating long lists followed by shortlists, with polls running for THE decision that would change the life of that which was born unbeknownst […]
Yes, Happiness can be learned. Despite all the reasons one can give for not to be happy, Happiness can be learned and achieved. You have a choice to be happy but I am surprised that why people choose helplessness over happiness. We have learned to be helpless all our lives and so unhappiness is a […]
A sinner is accepted by God in this world then how can his sin not be. For all our good deeds and obedience we give credit to God and take responsibility of sin on ourselves.
If you want your brain to work well you first need to know how your brain works.
When we were kids we were taught about four sections of a human’s life that were defined in ‘vedas’. The Baal-ashram, Grihasth-ashram, Vanprasth-ashram and Sanyas-ashram. These different sections defined the best way to celebrate life separated by 25 years each. The Baal-ashram defined the first 25 years of one’s life where one was supposed to […]
And you want to serve the poor people. How are you going to serve them without wealth?
My Sikh friends teach me Gratitude.They say, “Sukh Vele Shukrana, Dukh Vele Aardaas, Har vele Sumiran”. (When happy say Thanks, When in Pain say Prayers, and for rest of the time, his remembrance). It is a very powerful way of cultivating positive thoughts and creating positive interventions in life. There is another wonderful saying. ” […]