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Introduction Picture this: a toddler expertly swiping on a tablet before they can even say “please.” A preschooler binge-watching cartoons while singing along to catchy jingles. A baby mesmerized by flashing lights on a phone. Welcome to the age of digital childhood, where touch screens are the new toys and pixels often replace picture books. […]
3 Honest Truths About How Screens Shape Your Child’s Brain Read More »
Introduction Empaths are often painted as the saints of the emotional world—gentle souls who absorb the feelings of others like emotional sponges. They’re the go-to shoulders to cry on, the intuitive listeners, the peaceful mediators. But what if that same ability to feel deeply and read people with uncanny accuracy was used… for something a
5 Disturbing Signs You’re Dealing with a Dark Empath Read More »
Introduction In a world obsessed with quick fixes and happy endings, Good Friday remains deeply unsettling. It doesn’t offer resolution. It doesn’t promise immediate hope. It stands in stark contrast to our cultural tendency to avoid discomfort and pain. And yet, that is precisely why Good Friday is so important—not only from a theological perspective,
5 Powerful Truths Good Friday Teaches Us About Grief and Healing Read More »
Introduction Have you ever walked through a crowd with your headphones on, dramatic music playing, and imagined yourself in the opening scene of a film? Or stared thoughtfully out a rainy window while picturing a poetic voiceover narrating your thoughts? You may have experienced what the internet has dubbed Main Character Syndrome (MCS). Although not
Main Character Syndrome: Why We Crave to Feel Special in a World That Feels Ordinary Read More »
Introduction As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into daily life, one of the most compelling—and controversial—questions to emerge is whether AI can meet human emotional needs. With the rise of emotionally intelligent chatbots, virtual influencers, and digital companions, the landscape of social connection is rapidly evolving. AI companions are becoming a normal part of human
Love, Loneliness, and AI Companions: Can AI Replace Human Connection? Read More »
Introduction You meet someone new and within seconds—bam!—you’ve decided whether they’re trustworthy, likable, or someone to avoid at all costs. But what’s really going on in your brain during those first few moments? Here are 7 surprising, science-backed truths about first impressions that explain how they’re formed—and why they’re so hard to change. Read More-
7 Powerful Truths About First Impressions That Could Change How You See People Forever Read More »
By Dr. Balaji Niwlikar and Srishti Sharma Introduction Dr. B.R. Ambedkar wasn’t just a revolutionary jurist or the architect of India’s Constitution—he was, in many ways, a therapist for a wounded society. Long before “mental health” became a buzzword or therapy became trendy, Ambedkar understood a profound truth: you can’t truly heal individuals until you
Social Justice as Therapy: The Profound Emotional Revolution of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Read More »
Introduction Feeling overwhelmed? Struggling to stay focused?You’re not alone. In today’s fast-paced world, staying productive without losing your mind can feel like a superpower. The good news is—you don’t need to work harder. You just need to work smarter. Here are some hacks to increase productivity- Read More- What is Doomscrolling and How to Stop
7 Life-Changing Productivity Hacks to Help You Get More Done (Without Burning Out) Read More »
Introduction The idea of boosting intelligence through simple digital games is undeniably appealing. With platforms like Lumosity, Peak, and Elevate claiming to improve mental performance, many users hope that playing these games will translate to sharper minds in everyday life. Read More- Brain Rot and How to Overcome It What Are Brain Training Games? Brain
7 Popular Brain Games That Could (or Couldn’t) Boost Your Brainpower Read More »
Introduction In an increasingly digital world, cyberattacks are no longer just about exploiting software vulnerabilities — they often exploit human vulnerabilities. Hackers use psychological manipulation, a technique known as social engineering, to trick individuals into giving away sensitive information. Understanding these tactics is the first step in defending against them. Read More- Brain Rot
5 Shocking Mind Games Hackers Play and How to Fight Back Read More »
