Art of Living

 

Art of Living 

13 March 2026

Sabeer Bhatia on X: "I think most conflicts in the world would end the day we realize a few simple truths: 1.Our time on earth is limited. 2.Our purpose is to improve ourselves—mentally, physically, spiritually. 3.True happiness comes from making others happy. 4.Resources aren’t scarce -" / X mismanagement is. Perspective changes every thing. Sabeer Bhatia innovated hotmail.com and sold to Microsoft.

9 March 2026

*What is happiness?* A famous Turkish poet once asked his painter friend to capture happiness on canvas. The painter chose an unexpected scene: a family sleeping peacefully on a creaking bed. One leg of the bed was broken, supported by two bricks. The roof of their modest home leaked. Even the family dog slept calmly beside them. That painting became immortal because it revealed a powerful truth: happiness is not the absence of problems. It is the ability to rest your heart even when life is imperfect. It is acceptance, gratitude, and inner peace amid uncertainty. Happiness is being grateful, finding comfort in what you have, seeing light despite cracks, and letting go of sorrow over things beyond your control. Whenever your heart feels heavy, remember this painting. Be content, Be grateful, sleep peacefully & stay blessed forever.

Art of Happiness

15 July 2025

The Indian Hindu system is best suited for living with respect, dignity, and happiness. The Hindu system teaches the theory of Karma. In other words, you get what you sow. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. If I behave well with my parents, chances are that my children will behave with me in the same way.

Parents must care for their parents while taking care of their children. Children learn from the way parents behave with grandparents. The joint family system is an extension of the nuclear family system. We can live longer than one hundred years if there is no isolation, depression, or loss of purpose in living. A disciplined life is a key to the art of living.

We all must learn the art of living together in society. Dilute anger, greed, grievance, identity, and emotional attachment to a territory. Old age homes provide a limited option for individuals. It is better to live together with the family you have cared for or the people you have lived together.

Yoga, Beer, wine, and whiskey tasting groups, gardening, teaching to younger people, and volunteering for the society that takes care of you are the other options to live healthy, happy, and die in peace. Biological age can be extended by being physically active, though destiny cannot be overlooked.

Khushwant Singh writes about aging while sipping whiskey

Art of Living: Khushwant Singh

Art of Living: Johan Galtung

Art of Living: Life

Art of Living: Purpose of Life

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Art of Living: Love and Life

Art of Living: Meri Mehaboob

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Art of Living: 60 to 90

Art of Living: 60 onwards

Even if you are old and can't take care of yourself, don't rush to a nursing home. | Elevate Now youtube by Sadguru Jaggi.

5 July 2025

"सीनियर सिटीज़न्स के लिए 5 ज़रूरी टिप्स: 70 की उम्र के बाद अकेले खुश कैसे रहें?" Go out and meet people on the road and in coffee areas. Learn always and keep learning. Enjoy and fix something to live for others. Do not think you are alone. Think that you are among many and enjoy the people around you. Love others. Learn to cook, paint, and talk to others. If no one calls you, do not feel bad. It is part of life. This video is quite encouraging to live, dance, and love. Do not harm anyone.

4 June 2025

World of Statistics on X: "Average number of sexual partners: 🇹🇷 Turkey: 14.5 🇦🇺 Australia: 13.3 🇳🇿 New Zealand: 13.2 🇮🇸 Iceland: 13 🇿🇦 South Africa: 12.5 🇫🇮 Finland: 12.4 🇳🇴 Norway: 12.1 🇮🇹 Italy: 11.8 🇸🇪 Sweden: 11.8 🇨🇭 Switzerland: 11.1 🇮🇪 Ireland: 11.1 🇺🇸 USA: 10.7 🇨🇦 Canada: 10.7 🇬🇷 Greece: 10.6 🇯🇵" / X Greece: 10.6 Japan: 10.2 UK: 9.8 Austria: 9.7 Denmark: 9.3 Bulgaria: 9.1 Czechia: 9 Brazil: 9 Russia: 9 Mexico: 9 France: 8.1 Croatia: 7.5

Netherlands: 7 Portugal: 7 Hungary: 6.6 Spain: 6.1 Poland: 6 Malaysia: 5.8 Germany: 5.8 Slovakia: 5.4 China: 3.1 India: 3 According to World Population Review

9 January 2025

Cody Alt on X: "Harvard researchers studied 120,000 people over 30 years. The longest-lived people shared one habit. And it wasn't "cold showers" or "5 am starts". Here's what it was (and the science behind it): 🧵 https://t.co/Yyfoq1tDNU" / X 4:54AM 9 January 2025

Cody Alt on X: "The Harvard Study of Adult Development began in 1938 and tracked: • Daily habits • Physical health • Mental well-being • Career trajectories • Personal relationships But something unexpected emerged from the data: https://t.co/9HTZmSgxjZ" / X

Cody Alt on X: "Initially, researchers focused on conventional factors: Diet, exercise, genetics, and healthcare access. While these played important roles, they weren't the strongest predictor. What they discovered would challenge decades of medical wisdom... https://t.co/7swtOUjALe" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The most powerful predictor of longevity was strong social connections. As Dr. Robert Waldinger, the study's director, concluded: "Good relationships keep us happier and healthier. Period." The research revealed a profound link between relationships and health: https://t.co/32kvJwuKRm" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The study found that people with strong social bonds had: • Enhanced brain health • Better immune function • Lower rates of depression • Better recovery from illness But the implications went even deeper: https://t.co/indHr1IYJO" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The quality of relationships proved crucial. Superficial connections weren't enough. The research showed that warm, trusting relationships with genuine emotional support had the strongest impact on health outcomes. This revealed something fascinating about human biology:" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The science behind this was clear: Strong social bonds reduce stress hormones like cortisol. They increase oxytocin production. They enhance immune system function. And researchers discovered something even more surprising: https://t.co/K3m8mXWj3S" / X

Cody Alt on X: "Dr. Waldinger's research revealed: Social isolation was as damaging to health as: • Being alcoholic • Living a sedentary lifestyle • Smoking 15 cigarettes a day "Loneliness kills. It's as powerful as smoking or alcoholism."" / X

Cody Alt on X: "The research emphasized quality over quantity. Large social networks alone didn't predict longevity. But having close, reliable relationships demonstrated significant health benefits. The physiological effects were measurable: https://t.co/tULXnS59z5" / X

Cody Alt on X: "Strong social connections are linked to: • Lower blood pressure • Improved heart health • Reduced inflammation • Better stress regulation • Enhanced cognitive function The evidence was undeniable: Social bonds impact physical health." / X

Cody Alt on X: "3 evidence-based strategies: 1. Make relationship maintenance a daily priority 2. Dedicate regular, focused time with close friends 3. Participate in community groups or shared interests Consistency matters more than intensity." / X

Cody Alt on X: "The truth about longevity isn't complicated: It's about playing the long game. Building relationships that last. Creating habits that compound. Making choices that serve you decades from now. But here's what most people miss:" / X

Cody Alt on X: "After building a 9-figure business and studying peak performers for years, I've noticed: The most successful people aren't sprinting. They're playing an infinite game. Just like those Harvard study participants who lived the longest." / X

Cody Alt on X: "They focus on: • Deep connections • Compound habits • Long-term thinking • Sustainable growth And the results are extraordinary." / X