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I saw the social-media post of a friend whom I whole-heartedly feel respectful towards. It read, ‘Keep me fiercely kind, dear Lord’. While there can be a lot of talk around the subject of kindness, practising it genuinely and consistently requires courage. Also, it is the need of the hour, yet uncommon.
I remember I once got into a mild strife with an authority person....
Have you ever wondered why eating disorders are so often misunderstood?
Do you know someone who is facing this?
Especially during adolescence, many young people feel uncomfortable in their changing bodies and worry about gaining weight. While these concerns can be common during the growing years, they are not the same as having an eating disorder. Today, let’s t...
I was chit-chatting with my friends when the conversation turned towards the extra-curricular and sports related facets of our kids’ lives. I shared how my son, now 13, has been playing long tennis in a local club since he was probably six or seven, and how he had recently completely lost interest in the game and had begun insisting on joining an academy for table tennis. I a...
Modern psychology promised healing, but we’ve inadvertently cultivated perpetual victimhood. What began as rightful recognition of trauma’s impact has morphed into something far more dangerous: the commodification of pain for social capital and economic gain.
The Commodification of Pain
The trauma industry has exploded into a $2.85 billion globa...