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Home Insync Life Life oi-Sanchita By Sanchita Chowdhury | Updated: Friday, October 10, 2014, 13:06 [IST] Wills India Fashion Week Spring-Summer 2015 is all set to make a mark in history. Our eyes are all set to witness the perfect blend of colours, new designs and unique patterns. In the recent years, Wills India Fashion Week has been a grand success as all the designers impressed us with their brilliant work. A lot of collections have left lasting impression on us. So, the expectations are definitely higher this time. Major designers like Masaba, Rohit Bal, Tarun Tahiliani and many more are set to rock the ramp of WIFW'15. So, stay tuned to Boldsky for all the live updates of Wills India Fashion Week 2014-15. Tue Oct 14 13:36:00 WOW! boldskyliving won top blogger award ! #WIFWAwardsBloggersContest ! @TheFDCI #WIFWSS15 @WillsLifestyle #WIFW15 pic.twitter.com/GGCWM8ZPKg Mon Oct 13 00:54:00 #WIFW15 GrandFinale Ends With A Cultural Rich Heritage Show by … [Read more...] about The Wills India Fashion Week 2014-15: Live Updates

Source: stocksnap.io According to the dictionary, to forgive is to stop feeling angry or resentful toward yourself or others for some perceived offense, flaw, or mistake. Keeping that definition in mind, forgiveness becomes a form of compassion. This is because compassion is the act of reaching out to yourself and others to help alleviate suffering. Forgiving yourself and forgiving others has just that effect. To inspire you to work on cultivating forgiveness for yourselves and others, I’ve provided commentary on ten carefully gathered quotations. I hope some of them will resonate strongly enough with you that you’ll jot them down on a piece of paper as a reminder you can refer to now and then. Forgiveness is not always easy. At times, it feels more painful than the wound we suffered, to forgive the one that inflicted it. And yet, there is no peace without forgiveness. —Marianne Williamson In my own life, I’ve found this to be true: peace comes when I’m … [Read more...] about How to Live Compassionately: Forgive Yourself Forgive Others

Source: Photograph by Jody Hong Films. Copyright free. Unsplash Recently, I reposted an article I'd written about estrangement—or “No Contact” as it’s informally called on Facebook—and got pushback from mothers who were estranged from their adult children and who did not initiate the cut-off. What they had to say was achingly familiar—it’s what I and other daughters who’ve made this painful but sometimes necessary decision have heard from our mothers, family members, people we know, and strangers alike. It was a consistent narrative composed of declared innocence (“I was a good mother"; “She was loved and cared for”), defensiveness and rationalization (“She didn’t like being held as a baby”; “She resisted any effort to discipline her”; “Everyone agreed she was a problem”), and downright blaming  (“She has always been difficult”; “She is extremely … [Read more...] about What Science Knows About Adult Child-Parent Estrangement

Source: PixieMe/Shutterstock Being the black sheep of the family is undeniably hard. Black sheep are treated differently, excluded, or disapproved of by the rest of the family. People are considered black sheep for a wide variety of reasons, including leaving the family religion, not following prescribed gender roles, having different values or beliefs than the rest of the family, or loving/marrying an “undesirable” partner. Recent research identified five ways black sheep stay resilient despite their stressful position in the family. Resilience is all about adapting, moving forward, and coping with marginalization without ignoring or forgetting about one's negative family experiences. The five strategies described below come from interviews with black sheep from across the United States. 1. Seek support from your communication networks. Resilient black sheep invest in the relationships in their lives that are genuine and loving. They focus on those who include … [Read more...] about Are You the Black Sheep of Your Family?

They drive you crazy with their tedious self-defense and self-certainty. They spend their days broadcasting their worth, but why? Is it because they think so highly of themselves that they have to crow about it, or just the opposite—they have to prove their worth to themselves because they just don’t feel it? You make a subtle suggestion to them and they wear you out with their deflections. You’re no longer hearing from them but their inner PR agent hopped up on Red Bull, insisting that their client is exceptional and exempt from all criticism. All you said was, “you might consider doing this a little differently,” but apparently, they heard it, as “you’re a fundamentally horrible person.” And so they’re fighting tough and proud like their lives depended on it. That’s the paradoxical thing about self-esteem: When we run a deficit, we talk like we’re running a surplus. It makes it hard to know whether to harden … [Read more...] about 10 Uncommon Tips For Addressing The Self-Esteem Paradox