A Stroll to the Good Old Days: A Journey Through Past.
Old objects help revisit the memories of good old days.
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What is called being thick skinned?
Vivekananda: “Why life today has become complex?”
Paramhansa: “Stop analysing life. This is making it complex. Just live it.”
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Understanding Happiness: Is It Elusive or Attainable?
In between various cogs of expectation and competition, our tiny happiness is getting crumbled. We are unable to see the elements of happiness lying around us.
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How And Why To Meet Ourselves And Listen to Our Inner Voice?
Tasks, assignments, responsibilities and duties, though, are essential part of life. However amidst all these, we must reserve some time to meet ourselves and introspect ourselves.
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How Do Ideas Originate?
“Ideas are beginning of all fortunes”, said Napoleon Hill. Ideas are born when an individual is full of and blessed with positivity and receptivity.
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What Pleasure Is This Sip of Tea.
Taking sip of tea is like having an opportunity to date with ourselves, setting aside the worries, complaints, competition and distractions. There is only you, your time and your cup of tea!
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You Are Shaped By Your Thoughts.
Thoughts shape you.
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Diwali 2023: Festival of Lights.
Diwali not only illuminates houses but hearts as well. Happy Diwali.
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Is This The Time To Become Eco Conscious In Every Day Life?
Eco consciousness as an issue, is very much in, in our lives now. The cautions, apprehensions and the threats related to the vulnerability of climate, have walked out of the documents, and now stand real and formidable.
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Autumn Season In India: How It Descended Around Me This Year!
It feels great to notice how autumn descended this year around me – in my garden, in the outskirts and in my heart !
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Just Be Yourself.
It is necessary to remind ourselves that this existence of’ ‘myself’, also needs to be pampered, valued and cared.
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Story of Sentiments In America, In The Aftermath of 9/11 Attack.
In the annals of human history, stories of unwavering spirit stand tall. Resurrection of Americans from catastrophic 9/11 attack on America in year 2001, is one such chronicle
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Kameshwar Singh Darbhanga Sanskrit University Campus: A Visitor’s Note.
Visiting new places have definite impact on mind and body. And when the destination is kameshwar Singh Darbhanga Sanskrit University, the vibes, and lessons are extraordinary.
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What Lessons Did the Nature Whisper This Summer?
Watching nature is like roaming in different world which is so subtle yet so simple. See how is it this summer!
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Village Life: Values, Traditions and Lessons.
Village life is not always synonymous with poverty and inconvenience. They are rich and interesting in many other ways. Take pause and listen to the loudness of their serenity.
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Explore The Tiny Pleasures around You.
Catch the tiny pleasures and easy happy moments around you.
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The British Weekend: When the Weather Joins the Family
TheLifeSpeaks — European Weekend Life Series While every culture has its own version of the weekend, weekend life in Britain is a fascinating blend of rigid tradition, absolute coziness, and an obsession with the great outdoors—regardless of what the temperamental British weather has to say about it. It’s a culture where a sudden rainstorm won’t…
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A Weekend in France: Where Ordinary Life Becomes a Way of Living
yes, certainly while composing a series of articles on ordinary weekend life in European countries; I have gradually begun to confirm my instinct that ordinary weekends in a country can tell volumes about its life, people and culture. And for a writer like me sitting in tropics, has a lot of curious introspections about these…
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A Weekend in the Netherlands: Where Water and the Bicycle Become Part of Everyday Life
When we look at another country, we often search for its identity in grand things—its monuments, museums, famous people, historical battles or celebrated works of art. But a nation’s character may sometimes be easier to discover in the things nobody thinks are remarkable. How people travel to work. How children go to school. How neighbours…
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Spain: Where the Weekend Becomes a Living Conversation
Saturday morning arrives differently in every country. In Spain, perhaps it begins with sunlight entering through half-open shutters, finding its way across a bedroom wall before the household is fully awake. There is no great announcement that the weekend has begun. The working week has simply loosened its grip. A parent moves about the kitchen….
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The Italian Weekend: When Time Learns to Linger
Of course, there is the Italy of the Colosseum, Venice, Florence, Renaissance paintings and ancient churches. But if we want to understand something of the Italian soul, perhaps we should look something less spectacular. And that may be looking in to Italian Weekend. Look at a Saturday morning. Look at a family sitting around a…
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When the Weekend Belongs to You: An Indian’s Look at an Ordinary Swedish Weekend
There is a particular kind of silence I associate with Sweden. Not the silence of an empty place. The silence of a place where people have simply stopped rushing. I began thinking about Sweden after spending some time imagining an ordinary weekend in Germany. Germany made me think about rhythm—work, rest, family, food, walking and…
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When the Weekend Itself Has a Rhythm: An Indian’s Look at an Ordinary German Weekend
I have been trying to understand Europe in a slightly different way. Not through its castles. Not through its cathedrals. Not even through its famous cities. I have begun wondering about something much more ordinary: What does an ordinary family do when the working week ends? It is a surprisingly interesting parameter. Because a weekend…
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Why Do Italians Still Take Their Evenings Into the Streets?
The quiet tradition of the passeggiata — and what it tells us about the Italian way of living For me, coming from India, the idea of taking the evening outdoors is not foreign at all. Because in many Indian towns and villages evening has traditionally been a social hour. Markets and chowks become lively during…
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The Schoolchild Within Us: What Maria Capovilla Made Me Think About Growing Old
“I still do some of the things I did when I was in school.” I stopped for a moment when I read this sentence. It was spoken by María Esther de Capovilla, the Ecuadorian woman who lived to the remarkable age of 116. In one of her later interviews, while recalling her life, she mentioned…
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The Health Benefits of Gardening: How My Indian Garden Taught Me to Live Better
There are mornings when the world seems to wake with a task. And also there are mornings when it simply breathes. One such morning arrived quietly at my home in Birpur, a small township near the Indo–Nepal border in the eastern Indian state of Bihar. The monsoon had visited through the night, leaving behind no…
