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Why do good people habitually submit themselves to negative thinking, speech, circumstances or people or groups of people who harbor bad attitudes towards themselves, others, and life in general (especially those who are aware of how detrimental doing so is to emotional, mental and physical health)?
It should be no news flash that [negative] stress, if not well managed, can kill by various means…
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Social Issues and Racism in India
Every day hundreds of foreigners from all over the world come to India. We care less their intentions behind the visit. Besides, we might never be placed in a position to give them (foreigners/travelers) the most desired comforts. Therefore, at best we can listen and learn from what they have to say based on their experience in India.
Many have commented that India…
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Economy Buys the Value of Human Rights and Tibet
Today the developed nations are technologically and economically far more advanced and live a "better life". However, it does not mean that, Human Rights are better protected in their history of the new century. An introspection would demonstrate that, the Chinese economy buy the values of Western Human Rights and democracy, particularly when it comes to the most vulnerable parts of our…
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