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The thought of February 14 ignites the flame of love in the hearts of many. Its usually seen as a `Love and Romance Certified day'. Many guys have a tendency of looking for ways to break-up before this day in order to avoid spending  ton of cash while some other willing spenders desperately go in search of someone to spend the Valentine's day with. Although, no one can tell the aftermath hurried communion. Its Valentine Day 2018. By the way what really is this Valentine's Day that lovers would not give us breathing space. There are several stories suggesting the origin of Valentine's day. For example, one legend records that Valentine was a 3rd century Priest in Rome, who went ahead to marry young lovers, in defiance of the law which stated that single men made better soldiers than married men. Another legend suggests that Valentine may have been killed for attempting to help Christians escape harsh Roman prisons, where they were often beaten and tortured. According ...

A life lived to it’s fullest is usually a life that is busy and bustling. Amidst the daily grind of work, family, and relationships, it’s remarkably easy to overlook small but important parts of our lives. However, those aspects are even more crucial to maintaining our happiness when life is its most hectic. Our largest source of revitalization can actually come from a very familiar place: our friends. When we are feeling the strains of a frantic day, a short call to our best friends is the perfect boost that’ll reset our resolve, restart our determination, and remind us that someone’s in our corner. Here’s 3 reasons why you need to call your best friend. 1. A Happy Heart Is A Healthy Heart. Even when surrounded by people, it’s easy to feel lonely if we are too involved and too busy to engage with the people around us. That loneliness can be heartbreaking-- literally! John Cacioppo, a social psychologist from University of Chicago, has found in...

For centuries, poets and philosophers have written about our most human pain: a broken heart. Now scientists have confirmed the physical effects of a broken heart.  Broken heart syndrome, according to the American Heart Association, is actual pain in one’s heart caused by a surge of stress hormones brought on by sadness or an emotionally stressful event. Living with a broken heart dramatically impacts your quality of life. Although healing feels elusive, it's coming! Use these three ways to mend your broken heart: 1. Come alive with your purpose. Although people say that heartache heals with time, a passionate commitment to live in better alignment with our purpose aids the mending.  Each day we have a choice: do we flood our thoughts with the pain and details of our heartbreak? Or do we try--again and again--to live fruitfully? Our loved ones will support us as we find our way out of the dark.  Use your gifts to make the world even just a tiny bit better for those arou...