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Kajal Aggarwal paired her ensemble with floral-patterned juttis from Fizzy Goblet that went well with her attire. Her quirky danglers absolutely had all our attention and the makeup marked by pink lip shade and contoured cheekbones upped her look. The side-parted sleek tresses completed her avatar. So, what do you think about Kajal Aggarwal's attire and look? Let us know that. … [Read more...] about Kajal Aggarwal Wore A Green Suit For Maha Shivratri Celebrations And It Had All Our Attention

Adoptees are considered NPE as well and until a few years ago have been the only population dealing with disclosing this to peers. Anecdotal self-reports so far do not support that adoptee’s disclosures are received the same way as the DNA test NPE—there is no confusion or pity inducing tilt of the head for the adoptee. Yet, there is a disconnect when it comes to accepting the disclosure from DNA test NPEs. My NPE research and clinical experience explains this disconnect with two probable themes driving human behavior: acceptance and homeostasis. … [Read more...] about How to Respond When DNA Tests Reveal Unexpected Results

One of the problems we have with our head is that our brain is extremely lazy and fast. System 1 takes over and does not question. We immediately categorize, judge, and condemn. Though these quick reactions saved the lives of our forefathers, we don’t live in the midst of dangerous animals or unknown plants anymore. In fact, our evolution was too fast for our primitive brain that has not had a chance to adapt yet. As our world is changing, complex and ambiguous, we cannot really trust our System 1. … [Read more...] about Playing the ‘Inner Game’ in a VUCA World

As a wildlife conservation vet and writer, I have visited exotic places all around the globe. Beyond my role at each place I work, I’ve stepped back to study the bigger pictures: how animals of different species—from pangolins and ocelots to elephants and humans—relate to each other and their environment around them. I’ve also brought my bedside manner as a doctor, working closely face-to-face with each animal and person to come to know them intimately. And while I’ve served my first two roles well, it’s time for me to take the risk to do what I find more difficult. … [Read more...] about To Take a Risk

4. Freedom to contract: Partnership is a choice, not an obligation. A relationship is one of many things you can do in your free time. No one owes us partnership and we don’t owe it to others. Still, once you’re in one, you will have contracted for certain obligations. It is your moral responsibility to fulfill your contracted obligations. For example, if you have kids, they really are your moral duty. There’s no such thing as an ex-parent. If you are pledged to monogamy, it’s your moral obligation to stay faithful. But should you contract? That’s a preference, not an obligation. Be careful therefore what you contract for. Be true to your contracts and be true to yourself before you contract.  … [Read more...] about 10 Ideas for Maximizing Your Freedom Within a Relationship