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Attitude and Emotional Intelligence
Attitude basically refers to a mix of personality traits that includes a person’s likes, dislikes, how he/she feels, and how one may act in everyday situations. Whereas, Emotional Intelligence, on the other hand, is more like a skillset for handling emotions. It helps with self-realization, calms ouRead more
Attitude basically refers to a mix of personality traits that includes a person’s likes, dislikes, how he/she feels, and how one may act in everyday situations.
Whereas, Emotional Intelligence, on the other hand, is more like a skillset for handling emotions. It helps with self-realization, calms our nerves when things don’t go as planned, and even lets us read the moods of others, sense their issues, and adjust our emotions accordingly.
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Feminism in itself is a multi-faceted topic. In today’s time, I feel it has become slightly more negative than positive. It’s like a conversation that’s grown way bigger than ever imagined. The pros include little wins like girls going to school and women having a say in elections, boardrooms, and hRead more
Feminism in itself is a multi-faceted topic. In today’s time, I feel it has become slightly more negative than positive. It’s like a conversation that’s grown way bigger than ever imagined. The pros include little wins like girls going to school and women having a say in elections, boardrooms, and holding leadership positions.
But at the same time, we still see a wide pay gap, eve teasing & cases of molestation from all around the globe. On the other hand, it’s nice to see that the conversation has become more inclusive – because Feminism isn’t just about bashing men. And the best part is that even a man can be a feminist.
And every now and then we see women who have broken the glass ceiling and achieved so much in life so, it’s great to see not all women face the same struggles and not everyone needs to battle off poverty or racism in the workforce or summit Mt Everest. Sure, some people misunderstand the idea of feminism and they think it is all about bashing men and rooting for women who drink alcohol or smoke weed or cigarettes, which is nothing but a negative stereotype.
In reaction to these stereotypes, to match up to that level, women are trying to act more masculine to achieve equality, forgetting their true selves and the beauty of feminine energy. I firmly believe feminism is all about a gender-neutral world. And that alone is a very good reason to fight for, wouldn’t you agree?
See lessIndian Society : Myth or Reality
Well, to start with let’s think of India as a family cookbook, that’s been passed down for generations, with hundreds of traditional recipes penned on each page – these pages are; Upanishads and Vedas. These holy scriptures in Hinduism are not filled with mere preaching but offer a world of wisdom oRead more
Well, to start with let’s think of India as a family cookbook, that’s been passed down for generations, with hundreds of traditional recipes penned on each page – these pages are; Upanishads and Vedas. These holy scriptures in Hinduism are not filled with mere preaching but offer a world of wisdom on duty, karma, and achieving Moksha.
Dig deeper, and you’d know these ideas are similar to the spices that add zest and flavour to any dish. In the same way, the Upanishads and Vedas offer tools to navigate life’s situations, manage anger, and profoundly promote mental well-being.
Understanding the true essence of Indian culture is like relishing a ‘Thali’. To truly appreciate it, one must dive deeper and savour every bite – the old and the new, religious and secular. The Upanishads and Vedas are a great starting point for everyone who seeks to understand the complexities of this incredible culture, as well as human life and everything in between.
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