IdeologyInk: Where Words Paint Worlds

Ikigai in Japanese concept is the fusion of iki, meaning “alive” or “life,” and gai, meaning “benefit” or “worth.” Something that  gives your life worth, meaning, or purpose. I bet you have one, haven't you?  In French,  Ikigai  is famed as “raison d’etre” or “reason for being.”   But in India, I guess, the term given by Jay Shetty, a former Monk, fits better to understand Ikigai. In fact, I would say it is an  Ikigai synonym. it is called " Dharma "- Accordingly, in your life, you ought to be any one of these four personalities (Leader, Guide, Creator, Maker). So who are you originally? Start thinking!   Embracing Ikigai: The Reason To Get up In The Morning! Now, how to find your Ikigai? Or straightly put, "The reason for you to get up every single morning?" This blog will delve deeper into its definition and simplify the methods to find Ikigai for you.  Did this ever occur to you that after you got up from bed, you fe...

What is Fear of missing out (FOMO)? The meaning / answer of this question, although we don’t have asked ourselves, we still have experienced this feeling at some point in time, and so its understanding is very much sought. In this blog , we shall impart complete knowledge about the psychology behind it, will see what causes fear of missing out , and how to deal with it. In that case, let’s see if the fear of missing   out aka FOMO is real or not , and what to do if it comes up in the future. Fear of Missing Out: Meaning(s), Psychology, And Tips to Deal with It, aka FOMO  Meaning(s) An elementary school student grumbles to his father "He wanted to join football coaching class", a recently graduated boy sighs disappointedly looking at a superbike his friend has, an adolescent girl turns sad knowing she wasn't invited by her school friend on her birthday party, a middle-class family man blames himself for not giving enough time to family, a cultured housewife tries to c...