Anuraj Rajeev
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Why Spending Time Alone is Most Important?
Spending time alone otherwise termed as solitude has both mental and physical benefits. We are living in a fast-paced world, where attention is the scariest commodity. Everyone needs your attention, from managers, friends, relatives, spouses to hundreds of commercials you see every day in and out. Solitude is defined as a subjective state in which your mind is free from input from other minds. It is subjective and it is not a requirement for attaining a state of solitude. You can enjoy solitude on a crowded bus or in a coffee shop. Solitude requires you to isolate yourself from the inputs of other people and focus instead on your own thoughts and experiences, it doesn’t matter wherever you happen to be.
By Anuraj Rajeev3 years ago in Longevity
I Lost Myself Along the Way
I woke up at sharp 6:00 am. It felt unusual waking up not listening to the sound of the alarm. I remembered the struggle of trying to wake up by touching the snooze over and over again. A rush of confusion swirled through me, why I could not sleep so soundly and peacefully all these years. A small breeze sprung up, the rattling of windows stroked me reminding me it’s time to shut the windows. In San Diego, winter can be husky with zippy winds and sub-zero temperatures.
By Anuraj Rajeev3 years ago in Fiction
The Danish Recipe for Happiness
Denmark creates a lot of media interest in its ways. Denmark is one of the happiest countries in the world. It’s fascinating that one of the happiest countries is par on indexes which is indicative of the overall development of such as GDP, inflation, and economic indices. Why Danes are happy even though other parameters show the opposite inclination.
By Anuraj Rajeev3 years ago in Wander
Why Follow Your Passion is a Bad Advice?
“Follow your passion”, is one of the most frequent pieces of advice that I get from various people. I like to think that, it is the first invented advice. Tiring of hearing this frequently, I took the responsibility to find the truth behind it.
By Anuraj Rajeev3 years ago in Motivation
The Invention that Killed Humanity before Saving it.
In 1919, Fritz Haber discovered a simple chemical reaction which was later considered as one of the most important discoveries of the century. It was combining nitrogen and hydrogen molecules to form ammonia. The discovery of ammonia and providing an industrial source had delayed Germany losing the First World War by more than two years. At the end of the nineteenth century, Germany was running out of Chilean nitrates used for the production of explosives. The situation had worsened by the raw materials supply cut by allies, blocking the South American ports. Huge deposits of nitrites were transported from Chile in South America. The Germans were badly in need of an alternative for nitrogen compounds for the manufacture of explosives. The discovery of the Haber process facilitated Germans to use ammonia for the supply of nitrogen compounds for the manufacture of explosives in the First World War. So indirectly, the invention of Haber’s process is responsible for millions of life who were killed in the First World War.
By Anuraj Rajeev3 years ago in Humans
Top 9 guidelines for Better Health
Health and fitness are two important factors for living your life with happiness. These two should be thought of as an integral part of life. The population who suffers from non-communicable diseases (NCD’s) such as cancer, heart ailments, mental issues, diabetes, and high blood pressure are increasing as a result of the fast-food lifestyle. It is very important to understand that health is not just a matter of time frame but an individual should try to maintain proper health practices throughout the lifetime.
By Anuraj Rajeev3 years ago in Longevity