The universal force of love
There has been a letter on the force of love found in numerous internet sites, claiming that it is a letter written by the best known scientist Albert Einstein to his daughter Lieserl.
Enhancing spirituality biologically
It is generally known that the hormone oxytocin has been dubbed the “love hormone” for its role promoting social bonding, altruism and more.
The art of reliving others’ experiences
Having a great time at the theatre defies logic in many ways. We’re surrounded by strangers, bombarded with unusual images and often faced with a wordless language of symbols.
Yes, it’s true, you really do matter
Two words that can really change our lives are: “You matter.” Cheryl Rice, author of Where Have I Been All My Life?, writing in DailyGood narrates her experience of you matter journey.
How can we practice nonviolence?
How can I be nonviolent to myself and to my enemy in crisis situations? How can we collectively and productively practice nonviolence, both in our private and public space?
Art & authenticity of writing
In today’s world, visual storytelling of every conceivable variety booming worldwide. In scope and volume the visual images and movies surpasses written and static words.
Rediscover the serenity of silence
We live in a loud and distracting world, where silence is increasingly difficult to experience. This may be damaging both our spiritual and physical health.
Religious and mental well-being
On World Mental Health Day, October 10, it is apt to reflect on the intimate connection between religion and mental health.
