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Ancient Indian Texts Had Positive Psychology Figured Out 3,000 Years Ago Martin Seligman did not invent the idea that human beings can flourish. He named it. He measured it. He gave it a framework that universities could teach and governments could fund. And for that, the field of positive psychology owes him an enormous debt. But if you read the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita, the Yoga Sutras of...

Your Brain on Happiness: What Neuroscience Actually Says About Joy There is a moment — you probably know it — when something shifts. Maybe it is the second sip of your morning tea when the house is still quiet. Maybe it is the specific laughter of someone you love. Maybe it is finishing something hard, or standing somewhere beautiful, or the precise instant when a piece of music...

Why Students Feel Overwhelmed Today — and How Wellbeing Education Can Help Something is quietly breaking inside our universities. Students who worked their entire lives to earn a seat at a prestigious institution are arriving — and falling apart. Not from lack of intelligence. Not from lack of ambition. But from something far more fundamental: they were never taught how to handle being human. Its high time we...

Disconnecting from Screens to Reconnecting with Serenity: How Digital Detox Unclogs Zones of Happiness We are living in an era where our daily routines are deeply and highly connected to the digital world. From morning alarms on smart devices to nighttime scrolling on social media, digital interaction has become a continuous and relentless phenomenon. While the digital age connects, informs, and entertains us, it can also silently consume...

Happiness Isn’t a Solo Mission: Why Life is Better with Your People What if Happiness is not as Far Away? The majority of us are raised thinking that we attain happiness. We speculate, “After my graduation I will feel happy. Then it is, when I finally get a good job, I will become happy. Then perhaps, when I get more money or achieve that huge milestone, life will...

How a Happiness Program Can Transform Student Wellbeing on Campus Student wellbeing has become one of the most urgent priorities in higher education. Universities are facing rising levels of stress, anxiety, burnout, and disengagement among students, while also being asked to prepare graduates for a world that demands resilience, emotional intelligence, and adaptability. In this context, a well-designed happiness program is no longer a peripheral initiative. It is...

Gratitude Practice Backed by Science: Small Daily Habits That Lead to Lasting Happiness In recent years, the conversation around wellbeing has shifted from abstract ideas of happiness to measurable, evidence-based approaches rooted in science. Among the most widely studied and consistently validated practices is gratitude practice—a simple yet powerful habit that plays a central role in the science of happiness. Far from being a feel-good concept, gratitude is...

Designing a Happiness Program for Students: What Research-Driven Universities Are Doing Differently Universities across the world are rethinking the purpose of higher education. While academic knowledge and professional skills remain central, institutions increasingly recognize that student wellbeing is foundational to meaningful learning and long-term success. As stress, anxiety, and disengagement rise among students, universities are adopting a more holistic approach to education. One of the most significant developments...