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What Makes a Good Life? 15 Things That Matter

What makes a good life is a question we all face. Research suggests that happiness is about more than money or success. Relationships, health, purpose, personal growth, and meaningful experiences all play important roles in creating a fulfilling life. The post What Makes a Good Life? 15 Things That Matter appeared first on Simply Life Tips...

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Tomichan Matheikal
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Two Women and a Philosopher

“From what stars have we fallen together here?” Nietzsche exclaimed when he met the 21-year-old Lou Andreas-Salome in St Peter’s Basilica, Rome, along with another philosopher Paul Ree. Nietzsche and Ree were friends. Now Salome joined them in what she called a “Holy Trinity.” If there ever was a cataclysmic love-at-first-sight of cosmic proportions, it was this. Nietzsche proposed to Salome twice, first through Ree and then personally. Both proposals were re.....

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Harsh Wardhan Jog
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Ancient Indian Highways: The Capillary Networks 3 of 4

Part 3 — Uttarapatha, Himalayan Passes and the Silk Road FeedersIn Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, we tracked how monsoon winds and coastal waters carried the export of ancient India across the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. But long before foreign ships dropped anchor at Tamralipti or Barygaza(or modern Tamluk in West Bengal and Bharuch in Gujrat), the subcontinent’s primary lifeline to the outside world passed through Ganga -Yamuna plains and tough Himalayan mountain pas.....

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Harsh Wardhan Jog
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Ancient Indian Highways: The Capillary Networks 4 of 4

Part 4 — Dakshinapatha: The Highway & The Deccan Plateau Feeders Having traced the eastern sea ports in Part 1, the western ports in Part 2, and the high mountain passes of the Uttarapatha in Part 3, our journey now turns south.If the Uttarapatha was a grand, horizontal continental highway sweeping from Bengal coast to the Hindu Kush, the Dakshinapatha (the "the Southern Path" also known as "Southern Region"), was a dynamic, three-dimensional web. It was a vas.....

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