HAPPY GLOBE HUMANISTICS by Dr.FATEMA PALGHARWALA.

 Sustenance,hold on,one more step,keep going,it will last only until you are up for it. What does all of these mean? We all are reading hearing more about all of this. Sustain,continue,control. Or as I call it Sabar (Sabr). Will you have the sustenance of keeping Sabr? In the current events when we and our children are under an unknown threat, they are isolated,unable to go to school which is basic. Can’t go ride a bicycle freely ,are we seriously looking for sustenance? Sounds difficult and unfortunate. The environment friendly services or I should say so called environment friendly services are they really sustainable.  No. Think again! Electric vehicles- aren’t you charging them with equally expensive electricity at home. Digital printed fabrics- aren’t you using only polyester which is in a way plastic. Online payments- opening doors to cyber security lapses. Online office- aren’t you loosing your health. Online school- is it real learning  or filling school pockets. ...

  Wearing Baltic Amber – The highest content of succinic acid is found in the amber cortex – the external layer of the stone. It has long been believed that by wearing raw or polished natural Baltic amber against the skin, a “homeopathic dose” of succinic acid is absorbed into the body, enough to exert its analgesic, anti-inflammatory, immune enhancing and vitality boosting influence. Due to their natural analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties, Baltic amber beads have long been valued as teething necklaces. Worn by babies and small children for countless centuries throughout Europe, the amber beads seem to ease babies teething discomforts and are believed to help calm a fussy baby. The beads are simply worn around the neck and not necessarily chewed. Raw Baltic amber comes in many shades of yellow and yellow browns, and also white, pale lemon yellow and almost black. Uncommonly one finds red or “cherry amber”, green or blue, but these are rare...