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Quote of the day by Thomas Merton: "Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time"

Art offers a profound experience, allowing us to discover hidden aspects of ourselves while simultaneously quieting our self-conscious inner voice. This dual process of finding and losing ourselves in creative pursuits or appreciation provides a vital escape from the constant demands of modern life, offering restoration and a sense of presence. While walking down a...

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Blinkit users type random gibberish into search bar and the results are freaking people out

A curious viral moment has pushed Blinkit into an unexpected conversation about search design, child-proofing and the line between helpful and unsettling technology. The quick-commerce platform is drawing attention after users on social media reported that typing random gibberish into its search bar did not produce a dead end. Instead, it surfaced chocolates and other...

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How does the Venus flytrap snap? Scientists crack a puzzle that confused even Charles Darwin

Researchers have uncovered how the Venus flytrap snaps shut so quickly. The plant’s hinged leaves, already under tension, suddenly soften upon trigger. This rapid release of stored stress causes the trap to flip shut in less than a second, a mechanism previously baffling scientists. Some of nature’s best tricks happen too fast for the human...

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Why do biscuit packets have those tiny holes in crackers?

At first glance, the tiny holes in crackers look almost decorative, like some quiet design choice added to make a plain biscuit seem more interesting. But they are doing real work. Those little punctures, known in baking as docking, are one of the simplest reasons a cracker comes out crisp, flat and evenly baked instead...

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5 signs life’s hardest phase is finally behind you

Nobody really prepares you for the kind of pain that doesn’t just hurt in the moment – but quietly reshapes who you are. It’s not always dramatic. Sometimes it doesn’t even look like “rock bottom” from the outside. You’re still going to work, replying to messages, showing up where you’re expected to. But inside, something...

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5 animals that are often called the world's dumbest

Nature is full of animals that can do amazing things. Crows can solve puzzles, dolphins can recognize themselves in mirrors, and octopuses are famous for escaping from almost anywhere. But then there are a few animals that have built a very different reputation. Whether it’s because of their odd habits, poor decision-making, or behaviour that...

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These 3 qualities make you irreplaceable at work, says IIT graduate-turned-monk Gauranga Das

Beyond degrees and experience, true irreplaceability at work stems from three key qualities. An Indian monk and former engineer highlights staying calm under pressure, fostering generosity by lifting colleagues, and treating everyone with equal respect, regardless of their position, as vital for professional security. We tend to assume that job security comes from the things...

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Have you done the "sun test" before investing in a house

In most parts of India, east-facing and north-facing homes are generally considered the most comfortable because they receive softer and more balanced sunlight. East-facing homes enjoy pleasant morning sun, while north-facing homes typically receive indirect natural light and remain relatively cooler throughout the day. South- and west-facing homes can receive stronger sunlight and more heat,...

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Why do children struggle to calm down sometimes? 7 activities that can help manage big emotions

Parents, has this ever happened that your child started crying and then just wouldn’t stop, no matter what measures you take? Many parents start feeling guilty, and question themselves, “Why is my child behaving this way?” However, this behavior does not always mean misbehavior. There are psychological reasons behind those emotions. Why do children struggle...