Ram Sarup Ankhi (1932-2010) captured the real heartbeat of Malwa villages. Through novels like Dulle Di Dhab, Khothe Khadak Singh, Partapi, and unforgettable short stories, he revealed the debts, disputes, joys, and struggles of rural Punjab with rare honesty.
Ram Saroop Ankhi
You think of an old friend you haven’t spoken to in years… and the same day, they suddenly call you. That’s not just coincidence to Carl Jung — he called it synchronicity: when inner thoughts and outer events mysteriously line up with meaning.
Carl Jung’s circumambulation is the psychological “circling” of the Self during individuation, integrating the unconscious for self-realization.
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Acute stress can sometimes increase empathy or prosocial behavior in certain situations (e.g., immediate crisis response), However, chronic stress, where the cumulative effect is more likely to reduce empathy.
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The Oracle of Delphi was universally regarded in ancient Greece as the mouthpiece of Apollo, the god of prophecy, music, and war. The Pythia, believed to be possessed by Apollo, delivered cryptic messages interpreted as divine guidance to many including Spartans.
12 Angry Men – This timeless film explores how bias, emotion, and peer pressure can cloud our judgment— and how logic and courage can cut through it all. Even after decades, it remains a powerful lesson in human psychology and justice.
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Women outperform men in recognizing facial expressions—especially fear and sadness.
Evolution shaped this ability as a survival tool for caregiving and protection.
Brain scans also reveal women’s amygdala activates more during emotional recognition.
Many individuals are willing to inflict pain or harm on others simply because an authority figure instructed them to do so, even if it goes against their morality. That’s dark side of humans - Milgram Experiment
This series will mess with your mind
Every episode of Black Mirror feels like it could happen tomorrow.
This series gets under your skin—each Black Mirror episode feels less like sci‑fi and more like tomorrow’s news.