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Home Yoga spirituality Festivals Festivals oi-Neha Ghosh By Neha Ghosh on August 2, 2019 Hariyali Teej is a festival celebrated by newly married women where mother-in-law gifts something special to her daughter-in-law as a reward for her immense dedication towards her family. Parents also gift their daughters a bunch of gifts called sindhara. The gifts usually contain clothes, gadgets, chocolate, sweets, etc. Here's a list of some of the gifts that can be gifted to your daughter-in-law. 1. Clothes Women receive many saris and other traditional clothes during Hariyali Teej. You can gift your daughter or daughter-in-law beautiful kurtis, kurta sets or a ready-to-wear sari. Clothes are necessary so, gifting it will prove useful. 2. Gadgets Gadgets of any type are another great gift for Hariyali Teej. Observe your daughter's lifestyle and provide them the choice of gadgets that are most suitable for them. Believe it or not, they will like this gift and at the same time it … [Read more...] about Hariyali Teej 2019: 7 Teej Gift Ideas For Your Daughter-in-law

Source: Eli Christman, Flickr. CC 2.0 UC Berkeley is among the growing number of colleges offering a student-run course in adulting, life's practicalities. If I were teaching a course on adulting, here’s what I’d hope would be the main takeaways. Time When young, it’s easy to think time is unlimited. It’s not and it is your most precious and vanishing resource. Ongoing, ask yourself, “Is this a wise use of my time?” Do that not just in choosing tasks but in how you’re doing them. Sometimes, it’s wise to take extra time in the service of perfection but other times, that time is better spent elsewhere. For example, does your room really need to stay immaculate? Of course, we’re human, so sometimes, we’ll fritter time, but the goal is to stay conscious of your decision: work or play, efficient or perfectionistic. For some people, that mindset is all that’s needed. But if you need tactics to help you implement that … [Read more...] about Adulting

Home Relationship Marriage and beyond Marriage And Beyond oi-Priya Devi By Priya Devi on December 29, 2010 Technology has entered the market with a big bang . The use of technology which has interfered with personal life makes it seem all the more easier for unhappy married couples. In Australia, it is said that those couples who are not happy in their marriage are getting divorced through the use of the internet. The internet which has a vast dimension is making unhappy couples get divorced easily. In Australia, the online divorce for 18 months has been successful till date. The online Divorce was started in December 2009 which allows unhappy married couples to leave their spouses over the internet. In Australia, it is said that there has been 3663 divorces in the past year and 3466 of them have happened through the online divorce system. To end a marriage has become easy for unhappy married couples due to the new technology from the internet. The Federal Magistrates … [Read more...] about Online Divorce For An Unhappy Married Couple

Source: 2 Photo Pots/ Unsplash This year’s wonderful books offer new and uplifting perspectives, deep insights to current problems, and inspiration for positive action in 2020. Here are my favorites. 1.  Permission to Feel by Marc Brackett A professor in Yale University’s Child Study Center and founding director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence presents an evidence-based approach to managing our emotions. Brackett makes a persuasive case that our feelings aren’t impediments but provide important information that can change the quality of our lives for the better – when we give ourselves permission to feel. His prescription for healthy children (as well as their parents, teachers, and schools) is a system with the acronym of RULER. The unpacked acronym: Recognizing emotions in oneself and others. Understanding the causes and consequences of emotion. Labeling emotions with precise words. Expressing emotions, taking context and culture into … [Read more...] about My Favorite Psychology Books of 2019

Almost daily, I receive an email or other correspondence asking about the influences of nature, nurture, and culture on Girls/STEM training and Women/STEM gaps in the workplace.  Most recently, I’ve been asked:  "Can you respond to this headline: ‘Boys and girls have an equal aptitude for math — so why are there are so few women in higher paying STEM jobs?’" This and similar recent articles note a brain scan study done on 104 children between 3 and 10 years old who watched educational videos about mathematics and then did simple math.  From these few scans of children doing these simple tasks, the researchers assert that the nature/nurture question is now resolved in favor of social constructivism.  Male/female brains have nothing to do with lop sided female/male participation in engineering and computer coding jobs in adulthood, the researchers conclude. They are wrong on both counts--not just wrong but perpetrating a myth that … [Read more...] about Sex is Binary, Gender is Fluid