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Whether you’ve experienced a recent loss or are struggling with a painful ending you’ve never come to grips with, you can get unstuck and move forward

'I will go with you' is a riveting tale, through which Priya Kumar attempts to answer some hard questions about life and death

Rita Mukherjee shares with us what her life has been like after being diagnosed with lung fibrosis and being slotted as "terminally ill".

‘Why the Vada Seller Refused a Sale’ is a bedside read that you can turn to during idle moments or when taking a break from busy ones.

We seem to be in an endless pursuit of happiness and yet the happiness keeps eluding us. But what if there was an easy way to find and keep happiness? And further, what if that way was entirely in your control? Patricia Lorenz has discovered the five key elements of happiness that are within everyone’s reach. These will work for you regardless of your economic condition, state of health or social status

Here are 100 powerful ideas to help you live your best life. If there ever was a life manual, it would be like this one—crisp, sensible and powerful

Most of us struggle with weight loss, trying one crash diet after another hoping that the fat will melt away but sometimes determination is all you need

Adversity is a given and strikes everyone from time to time; it’s how you handle it that really counts. Unfortunately, we are not taught resilience in school. But the good news is that it’s never too late to learn how to bounce back from life’s setbacks. Using a mixture of science, psychology and mindfulness practices, a psychotherapist teaches you how to cope with crisis, elegantly

Every problem, from personal difficulties and business challenges to social issues, can be solved if all of us look to ourselves, to create change rather than by looking to others. By seeing ourselves as agents of change we feel happier, less stressed, and more powerful

Owning a dog is healthy, therapeutic and de-stressing. Have a wonderful relationship with your dog by following these three principles of dog parenting