Happiness sounds like a term that’s simple-enough. It means feeling good; it’s something you can only know if you saw it. Yet there are a wide variety of descriptions of just what happiness is. What determines your happiness? Is that the figure of the savings account of yours? Many of us decide what we need to be happy and decide that when we reach a certain goal, we will be happy. It is really true? Happiness is a complex concept, and there is a lot of conflicting information about how it is created…continue reading →

Learning is not limited to any age or course. This is an everlasting process. There are many new things to learn around us and it’s fun to learn new things. We should try to train our mind to learn new things everyday, as our brains also need some exercise, like muscles. It is the most important part of the body. Learning new things is an important part of life, and we should always strive to learn and grow. But it takes time, and time is precious. So, how can we make the most…continue reading →

Have you ever felt irritated because you’ve been studying for a lot of time and didn’t get anything out of it? You are unsure of the right way to prepare for your classes? Have you ever felt that how much work you put in did not reflect the mark or reviews you received? Does it appear like only a small part of the material you’ve learned can be remembered? When learning how to learn successfully, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Everyone has different skills, so choosing what works for you and what doesn’t…continue reading →

Agriculture involves planting plants and breeding animals. Civilization is the product of agriculture that began thousands of years ago. About 105000 years ago, people began to collect wild grains. Pigs were domesticated about 15000 years ago, while rice was planted in China as early as 13500 years ago. In US, there are approximately 2.2 million farms located in the United States alone. Since the 1940s, farms have grown larger, growing enough food on average to feed 19 people (not including their own families) in 2006 and feed 144 people in 2006. Here Are…continue reading →

We are all very busy. Every day we say and hear: I’m too busy! I’m very busy with my work; My family keeps me busy. Our work is always piling up every day and we don’t have enough time to finish our tasks. Busyness can prevent us from being truly productive and making important decisions. So, time is precious – a commodity that no one can buy more! Why don’t we maximize our efficiency now? Let’s take some actions and get rid of the inefficient strategies. Here Are Some Tips for Time-Saving: 20/80…continue reading →

Top Ten Facts about Elephants They are the world’s largest land animal You can distinguish African vs Asian Elephant from their ears Elephants have around 150,000 muscle units in their trunk Their tusks are actually teeth They’ve got thick skin They can spend up to three-quarters of their day eating They Communicate through vibrations Calves can stand within 20 minutes of birth An elephant has good memory and never forgets Around 90% of African elephants have been wiped out in the past century Edit this Template Did you ever find cluttered slides were…continue reading →

As fear challenges our state of mind, it can be impossible to stay in the moment of now. Yet one mindfulness technique used by several psychologists has the ability to liberate our minds from fear by grounding us in the moment. The 5-4-3-2-1 technique is an easy and powerful way to reclaim control over the mind as fear tries to take over-and it consists of more than a countdown from five. Instead the hack allows us to get back to the present by depending on our five senses—sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste.  …continue reading →

Mental mechanism to store items such as experiences, names, appointments, addresses, telephone numbers, charts, stories, poems, photographs, charts, graphs, facts, music or other visual, auditory, or operational knowledge in memory for later recall items, and thus, the act of committing something to memory is memorization. Although maintenance rehearsal can be useful for memorizing material for a limited period of time (a type of learning by repetition, similar to rote learning). Using chunking, a process in which a person categorizes the data they are attempting to memorize into classes, is another helpful way to…continue reading →

Depression grabs your motivation, optimism, and drive away, making it impossible to take action that can make you feel stronger. Even if thinking about things you can do to feel better, including exercising or spending time with friends, can seem exhausting or difficult to put into action. Depression will make many people feel lonely. It results in people withdrawing from relationships and refusing new partnerships. This withdrawal will perpetuate feelings of worthlessness and hopelessness, and exacerbate the symptoms of depression. WHAT CAUSES DEPRESSION? Anxiety may be part of your life, but it’s not…continue reading →

Zen is both a disciplined activity in which we can understand the pleasure of life, our true nature revealing itself moment by moment, and anything we do. It’s not a system of religion to which one converts. No dogma or ideology! Zen is the actual perception of what we might call the definitive or absolute truth. Zen often involves meditation practice – a way of realizing the non-dualistic, vibrant, subtle, and interconnected nature of all life. Are you interested in a Zen lifestyle concept, but can’t imagine how hard to do it? Here’s…continue reading →