Bridging the gap between NGOs and donors- Say hello to Happieesouls!

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Happieesouls

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Happieesouls, Bengaluru

Why Give? There’s a beauty in giving, for one feels like they have reinvigorated their life, be it in a small way and as per the law of universe the more one donates, the more one receives. One need ... read more

5 Things you should teach your child by the age of five

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Happieesouls

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India, Bangalore

1. Love In today’s hectic schedules, work timings and competition to be successful, parents find themselves neglecting the most important aspect of any relationship. Communication. At the end of a tiring ... read more

5 reasons how helping others can help you live longer

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Happieesouls

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India, Bangalore

A new research has shown that helping others seems to improve health and wellness. The research published in the Journal of Economic Psychology, found that donating to charity may actually improve the ... read more

“She shook a leg with each of them, sang a medley of songs and ended the day with ice-cream and chips- priceless moments at the old age home”

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Jyoti Dhyani

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Art of Living, Delhi

Ever wondered if the child in us leaves as we grow? No it doesn’t? And this is why i would like to share an experience that proved the same. As a member of the Art of Living, Delhi, i Jyoti Dhyani and ... read more

Why the small joys in life are usually the best !

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Aman Jain

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Mala Smiriti home, Noida

In this materialistic world where our mind and brain is half taken by technology, where crime and fear exists at every single step, amidst all this, happiness and true love exists. Above all trust between ... read more

Monegar and Rajah of Venkatagiri Choultry

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Divya priya

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Monegar and Rajah of Venkatagiri Choultry, Chennai

The place I visited was Monegar and Rajah of Venkatagiri Choultry which has its history from 1782.It is currently an orphanage asylum for old people who are of the age of 60s-70s. The day started with the ... read more

“There was a sense of calm and peace on each face i interacted with or saw. Much unlike the many faces I see every day, wherever I go.”

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Surbhi Sardana

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St. Mary's Old Age Home, New Delhi

Whilst we all have our busy lives to attend, at school, college or at work, there are a few souls forgotten by society or maybe shunned, I am not too sure. As a youngster myself, I think of the best ... read more