Scottish proverb of the day: “Choose your wife on Saturday, not on…” – proverb offers a timeless lesson about love, trust and first impressions |
Scottish proverb of the day (Image generated via Google Gemini) Think about how different a person can look on two different days. On a big day, they are dressed up, smiling, polite and on their very best behaviour. On a normal day, they might be tired,…
Quote of the day by Jay Shetty: “Actually, the greatest detachment is being close to everything and not letting it consume and own you. That’s real strength.”; What a former monk says about keeping things closer to self, but not letting them impact the inner peace
We often cling tightly to life’s aspects, mistaking attachment for love. However, true strength lies in detachment, as highlighted by Jay Shetty. This means engaging fully with life, relationships, and goals without letting them control your inner…
Quote of the day by Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet Pablo Neruda: “To feel the love of people whom we love is a fire that…” |
Pablo Neruda (Image: Wikipedia) Some quotes explain an idea. Others simply describe a feeling that most people have experienced at some point but never quite managed to put into words. This line from Pablo Neruda falls into that second group. It is not…
Mila Kunis Parenting Rule: The screen-time rule Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher followed at home
When people talk about celebrity parenting, the details can sound either glamorous or oddly extreme. But the rule Ashton Kutcher described in a 2018 interview was less about performance and more about boundaries. He said that, at home, he tries to…
Proverb of the day: “The loneliest people are the kindest. The saddest people smile the brightest. All because they do not wish to…” |
Proverb of the day (Image generated via Google Gemini) Some proverbs survive for centuries because they offer practical advice. Others remain popular because they describe people in a way that feels strangely familiar. This saying falls into the second…
Kakanmath Temple: This temple in India is believed to have been built by ghosts overnight; 5 things travellers should know
This is not your regular temple. The mystery that surrounds this unique temple in Madhya Pradesh will leave you shocked. Tucked in the quiet village of Sihoniya, Morena district, the Kakanmath Temple is among the most mysterious architectural marvels in…
“Boys don’t cry” may be hurting our sons more than we realise; 5 ways parents can help their son express emotions without shame
A little boy looks up at his mother one evening and asks, “Mom, people tell me boys don’t cry. So if I cry, does that make me weak?” She doesn’t have an answer ready. Most of us wouldn’t. Chances are, you’ve said…
He washed helicopters, built an empire, retired – then became an intern at 64: Meet Otis D’Souza, the viral intern who proves it’s never too late to start over
“I don’t need money. I have enough.”Otis D’Souza said it so casually that it almost sounded unremarkable.Then came the second half of the sentence.“I just don’t have anything to do.”Most stories about work begin with someone searching for an…
8 traditional summer foods Indians are abandoning despite their health benefits
There was a time when summer in India came with its own quiet rhythm. Kitchens turned lighter, grandmothers reached for earthen pots, and meals were built around ingredients that cooled the body rather than burdened it. They were common sense, passed…
7 famous celebrities who got divorced after 20+ years of marriage
We tend to look at long-term marriages as the ultimate relationship holy grail. When a couple hits the 20, 30, or even 40-year mark, we collectively assume they’ve cracked the code and built something completely bulletproof. But time itself is not a…