Lighting Diyas during Diwali-The Festival of Lights. 🪔 Diwali – Meaning and Life Thoughts There is a great magic in the word ' Diwali' . As soon as this word is pronounced, a wave of happiness, joy, and excitement is created in our mind. Although primarily a Hindu festival, Diwali is also celebrated in various forms by people of other religions✨ We give Diwali a big place in our lives. We plan our big purchases on Diwali, and even in our everyday talk, we often ask jokingly, “Is it Diwali today?” when someone demands something special. The thought of Diwali begins much earlier, almost 15–20 days before the festival. In conversations, the word “Diwali” itself is enough to bring positivity. During this time, people avoid taking negative decisions like dismissal, recovery, or seizure. Even when real life brings challenges, nobody misses the chance to celebrate Diwali. The preparations—making sky lanterns, putting up fairy lights, decorating homes—fill the atmosphere with joy...
Self-medication feels easy,but the risks remain unseen. 🌟 Self-Medication: Quick Relief or Silent Danger? In today’s fast-paced life, everyone is looking for quick relief.But is this comfort just temporary, hiding a bigger silent danger. 📝 I am not a doctor, but I have written the following based on the experiences of my relatives, acquaintances, and my own. Not everyone will feel the same way, or everyone will have the same experience. --- 💊 Everyday Self-Medication Examples Sneezing, eyes hurt, red, ears hurt, put drops, cough, take a cup of syrup, lips cracked, apply lip balm, stoma...