

How Can I be happy all the time?
Happily, ever after. I am sure everyone wants to be happy all the time. If possible. And If I know it's my duty to tell you exactly How. I have been searching for the fountain of happiness just like you. Remember the times when we watched the movies, when the princess and prince Kissed and lived "Happily ever after". But nobody showed the movie beyond the kiss and the marriage. Not until recently. Nobody showed a fairy tale of a "Divorce" or a "serious illness like a Cancer.
6 hours ago4 min read


Algebraic Symmetry and Lessons from Origami
Algebraic Symmetry A short AI summary: Algebraic symmetry describes situations where a mathematical object remains unchanged under certain transformations, and these transformations form a group because they can be combined and reversed. For example, consider an equilateral triangle: rotating it by (120deg), (240deg), or doing nothing leaves the triangle looking the same. These rotations form a group called the cyclic group (C_3) . In algebra, we say the triangle has symmetr
15 hours ago4 min read


The book of Roses
I was screening through the shelves of the Library the Other day and came across a book named Roses. A botanica's Pocket -Roses it said. However, it clearly would not fit into anyone's pocket. If it was a novel, it would be the size of two volumes of the Count of Monte Cristo. Over 1000 pages of more than 2000 listed roses. I borrowed the book. Obviously not to read cover to cover, but to fascinate myself with the "Queen of the flowers" in afternoons for a fortnight. So, here
3 days ago3 min read


Evolution of Self-Help: 8 Paradigm Shifts
First part of this article is just an AI generated list. Just to show how the self-help evolute over the years. However, in the second part I will write my opinion on these in old school way. Directly out of my mind onto the paper. After all any AI generated content is not to be accepted until we give our own verdict upon it. So, you may comment your verdict after reading. Willpower & Moral Character (Early 20th C.) Success was seen as a result of discipline, virtue, and pers
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