a) Interest – “Follow your passion” is a frequent phrase we hear successful people say. But many people struggle to identify what their passion is. And the realization that “I […]
Common Misconceptions about a Growth Mindset
Carol Dweck (author of Mindset: The New Psychology of Success) points out three common misconceptions about a growth mindset: a) Mistaking a growth mindset as a ‘positive outlook’ that you […]
Fixed Versus Growth Mindset
‘Mindset’ refers to a set of beliefs that shapes how you make sense of the world, influences the way you think, feel and behave. The Mindset Theory (Dweck & Legget, […]
Signature Strengths
Every human being possesses each of the 24 character strengths. However, some strengths are more dominant than the others. These are called signature strengths. Positive Psychologists emphasize the development and […]
Vipāsanā Meditation
Vipāsanā means insight. It is considered to be the essence of the teaching of Buddha. It is a simple and non-dogmatic technique. It is taught in courses of ten days […]
Self Mastery: The Path towards well-being
We think that enjoyment comes from the external world and we do everything to entertain ourselves with the alluring world. However, we often find that our efforts are futile as […]
PROCESS OF RESEARCH
The process of research answers the “How” of research, that is, how a research isconducted. You must have studied about the process of carrying out a research studyin your First […]
The interlinkages between migration and trafficking
Migration and trafficking are interconnected phenomena, influenced by complex socio-economic, political, and cultural factors. Migration is a natural and often voluntary movement of people seeking better opportunities, safety, or quality […]
Swami Vivekananda on Nationalism
Swami Vivekananda (1863–1902) was a spiritual leader and reformer whose vision of nationalism was deeply rooted in India’s cultural, spiritual, and historical heritage. His ideas transcended political frameworks, emphasizing the […]
J.S. Mill’s Statement: “It is better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied”
This famous statement by John Stuart Mill, found in his work Utilitarianism (1863), reflects his nuanced view of happiness and the nature of human fulfillment. Mill emphasizes the quality of […]