Moral Quandaries & Hope In The Face Of Fear
Our imaginations today are far too marooned by trepidation. Yet there’s hope, the fundamental principle of human resilience.
Peptides & The Biology Of Emotions
Peptides are our molecules of emotion, the emblematic icons of our feelings. They also hold the key to better medicine.
Comfluence
‘Comfluence,’ a portmanteau, relates to the quintessential collective influence of communication, mission statement, responsibility, and trust — for the evolution of every organisation.
Mindfulness Helps–Don’t Get Worked Up
Mindfulness is a state of being that provides us with the basic essentials to managing things with a fresh, positively focused frame of mind.
COVID Anxiety, Depression & Mental Health
Good primary, including consultative, healthcare provides reliability of treatment because the patient & the physician know each other.
Why One Should Always Have Grandparents Around
There’s always something special, also dainty, about grandparents — they are a family’s greatest jewels.
Why The Smell Of Apples, A Novel Published 25 Years Ago, Is Relevant Today
Mark Behr’s debut novel, published 25 years ago, is a surgical indictment of apartheid’s sham logic. It holds a lesson for new, emerging ‘apartheid’ regimes elsewhere.
The Mindful Symphony
It is a rivetingly natural panorama. It orchestrates the casing, or onion peel, of our thoughts — be it happiness, success, or distress.
Lothar Matthäus: Football’s First Field Marshall
Lothar Matthäus, the German football legend, always believed that simplicity was his secret to life.
Albert Einstein: The Genius
Einstein’s theory of relativity is the bedrock for our understanding of the origin & evolution of the universe.
Utopia or Dystopia: What Does Our Future Look Like?
This fascinating peek isn’t science fiction; it’s, quite simply, scientific eventuality.
Gary Lineker: Football’s Quiet Hero
Gary Lineker never ever got tired with football, or talking about the sport. He was a quiet realist too, a footballer in a league of his own.
John McEnroe: The ‘Bad boy’ Of Tennis
The John McEnroe saga was a broad aphorism of modern tennis. It defied conventional wisdom & logic.
Maths Is Just Like Our Morning Newspaper
Mathematics isn’t a matter of performing rote computations. It’s a way of thinking.
Tiger Woods: The Prodigy
‘Tiger’ Woods brought in new hope & a new change to golf at a time when most kids wanted to grow up to be Michael Jordan.