Day: 10

I am sure you would have heard from your ancestors about “How to survive a snake bite..” or, ” How to play dead if you encounter a bear ” or rather, “How to survive in case of animal attacks ” or, “How to survive in case of an emergency”. Well, let’s face it, not all

We usually think of abusive relationships as black eyes and broken noses but abuse isn’t limited to physical traumas. Psychological scars can be just as – if not more – painful and, sadly, any relationship can inflict them, even if you’re dating a teen girl. Signs of an abusive relationship, however, is sometimes hard to

What’s the secret to feeling calm and focused? It’s not an easy question to answer. So, why do Buddhist monks appear peaceful and present all the time? How do they do it? Do they know some hidden secret that you don’t? Actually, yes they do! For thousands of years, Buddhist philosophy has focused solely on

In what is certainly one of the most important stories of the year — in relation to fake news and the conflict in Syria — the father of Omran Daqneesh just voiced his outrage at the exploitation of his son by the mainstream media and the so called White Helmets. The boy’s dad, Mohammed Daqneesh, says Omran had “minor injuries”

Have you ever heard of the Harvard study that ran for 75 years to assess what makes us happy? It’s a revolutionary study in psychology. It followed the lives of two groups of men for over 75 years, and it now follows their Baby Boomer children to understand how childhood experience reaches across decades to