Japanese proverb of the day: Ai wa mōmoku or love is blind

Love’s blindness, as the Japanese proverb suggests, allows us to overlook flaws and focus on the positive, fostering connection. While this emotional filter can be beneficial for relationships, it’s crucial to remain aware and not let it obscure significant issues, ensuring love doesn’t compromise self-awareness. The Japanese proverb “愛は盲目” (Ai wa mōmoku) simply means “love…

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This is a rare temple in India dedicated to Lord Vishnu’s Matsya (fish) avatar and why it is a perfect spot for religious travellers |

Vedanarayana Swamy Temple in Nagalapuram, Andhra Pradesh is not your regular temple. The energy changes the moment you step in. The site is dedicated to one of the least worshipped incarnations of Lord Vishnu, the Matsya or fish avatar. While there are many temples dedicated to more famous incarnations of Vishnu which are Rama, Krishna,…

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Chinese proverb of the day: “A single conversation with a wise man is worth a month’s study of books” — what it reveals about learning, experience, and real-world understanding |

Chinese proverb of the day (Image generated via Google Gemini) Learning is no longer just for classrooms and libraries in today’s world. People are always learning new things by reading articles, watching videos, going to online classes, and more. This has made it easier to get information, but it has also made things harder. A…

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