Several research studies have shown that despite being much wealthier in terms of money, resources, and facilities that we have today, we are actually no happier than we were five decades ago. The primary reason for this, as per these
Sat is truth or existence, Chit is Consciousness and Ananda is Bliss, Joy, eternal joy. Divine bliss is permanent. The worldly happiness is fleeting but Divine bliss or joy is permanent. We seek joy and pleasure in earthly things, called
We change partners, move house, watch different films, read many books, go on holidays, and so on. But we always remain hankering for something more. At no point do we stop and say, “That’s it, I’m happy now.” The Vedas
After being born in this world it’s apparent that we have to go through all; happiness and sadness, love and hate, pain and pleasure, honor and humiliation, hope and frustration, success and failure, gains and losses, union and separations and
People say money doesn’t buy happiness. Except, according to a new study from Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School, it sort of does — up to about $75,000 a year. The lower a person’s annual income falls below that benchmark, the
Happiness-survey.com provides a simple sheet. Take The Oxford Happiness Questionnaire and your score will be emailed to you. The unhappy score you can get is a “1” and the happiest is a “6.” The average person scores slightly over 4.
Spring comes as a warm, welcome change after long winter blues. It occurs during the Northern Solstice or Uttaraayana when the sun moves northward. Spring is one of the four seasons of temperate zones. In meteorology, spring season covers the
The crestfallen man would narrate his plight to every person he met. People got so bored with his sob story that they started avoiding him. If he visited any friend, he would be asked, “What can we give you. We
“The whole world was a jungle — sometimes the lions and tigers wore suits.” Biologically, human beings are also animals. It is said the ‘animal instinct’ in us is simmered down by societal pressure and had it not been for
Kama can be translated as sensuality in the broader sense. That means the feelings and sensation from the five senses. In sexual interaction, all the five senses are used and their intensity is experienced. Senses reach the peak of their
