SanthoshKanth (ครู แซนดี้)

Mental health is akin to a secret garden within us—a lush, vibrant landscape where our thoughts, emotions, and well-being intertwine. It serves as the compass guiding our journey through life, influencing how we perceive the world, handle stress, and connect with others. In this narrative exploration, we’ll meander through the winding paths of mental well-being, discovering eight strategies to transform your inner garden into a sanctuary of resilience, joy, and clarity. Get Restful Sleep : Imagine sleep as the gentle rain that nourishes your mental garden. It’s not merely about recharging your physical batteries; it’s also essential for your mind. During deep slumber, your brain tidies up, processes memories, and recalibrates emotions. Prioritize sleep by creating a soothing bedtime ritual—dim the lights, sip chamomile tea, and let your thoughts drift like paper boats on a tranquil pond. Practice Gratitude : Gratitude acts as the sunlight that warmly bathes your garden. Each day, pause...

  Introduction “Why do we stay in toxic relationships?”  This question echoes through the corridors of our minds, reverberating with confusion, pain, and a hint of masochism. Toxic relationships, like enigmatic puzzles, entangle us in their web of dysfunction, leaving us both captivated and bewildered. Whether it’s a romantic liaison, a friendship, or a familial tie, the toxicity seeps into our souls, leaving scars that defy logic. In this blog, we embark on a journey to explore the labyrinthine nature of toxic relationships. Buckle up; the ride might be bumpy, but the revelations are worth the turbulence.       The Allure of Poison 1. The Magnetic Pull Picture this: You’re standing on the edge of a cliff, staring into the abyss. The wind tugs at your hair, and your heart races. That’s the allure of toxic relationships—the adrenaline rush, the inexplicable pull toward danger. We’re drawn to the flames, even when they scorch our fingertips....

Every day, we try to find three things: 1. Money, 2. Delicious Meal, and 3. Happiness. I have recently passed on the survey, which measures the happiness of NOT a person, NOT a community, or NOT a province, and the happiness of the countries; yes, they measure the happiness of all countries.  Gallup, Inc.  is an American  multinational  analytics and advisory company based in  Washington, D.C. Founded by  George Gallup  in 1935, the company became known for its public  opinion polls  conducted worldwide. Gallup provides analytics and management consulting to organizations globally.   In addition, the company offers educational consulting, the  Clifton Strengths  Assessment and associated products, and business and management books published by its Gallup Press unit.  To determine the world’s happiest country, researchers analyze comprehensive Gallup polling data from   149 countries   over the past three yea...