Sunday, June 7, 2009

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India is the most fantastic of lands. Here everything grows in profusion but nothing really flourishes. Sooner or later – rather sooner than later – dry-rot sets in.What I mean to say is that the fruits of India appear wonderful.So tempting are the fruits, that they make one frantic to have them. Yet, when tasted, they are found to be without savour.Why this so? To answer this questing properly, an attempt must be made at self-analysis. Here it is tried to look at India –barring the primitive tribes and the peasantry, who demand and deserve separate studies from two points of view, from within and from without. Tagore rightly put, `those I love have a right to chastise`.Best Wishes,Sunder Thadani.Sunder360 at yahoo dot comhttp://in.groups.yahoo.com/Life4livinghttp://maninmumbai.ning.com/profile

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Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Saturday, October 4, 2008

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Anxiety is the mother of all mental health conditions.
It is like the first gate of the fortress of health.
Anxiety attacks have rapidly increased amount big city dwellers
The new fear of bomb blasts has only worsened the levels of stress,
phobia and neuroses in society.
This week is known as "World Health week"
anxiety manifests itself in many ways. weather it is rain, or bout of
fever, the external stimuli in society are so powerful that they are
affecting people`s mental health.
The collapse of bank overseas, the steady increase EMIs for housing
loans and threats of layoffs have had a cascading effect on mental well-
being.
Fear and anxiety are consequences of the struggle of human brain
against a grossly unpredictable environment-that includes unstable
markets, unsafe road, cur-throat work places and difficult schools.
Big City`s hectic way of life, is itself the trigger.
The high levels of stress one witnesses in every life have undoubtedly
led to a higher incidence of anxiety and depression in the city.
Your views, suggestions, or comments are most welcome.
Kindly contact: asunder AT in DOT com