>Concern with well-being has been with man kind for as long as we remember. However, the definition of well-being and how we generate it and who is responsible, however, has changed over time. There was a time when people left the responsibility of one’s well being to their clan, their community and believed that if all was well with the community or clan, their well-being was taken care of as also the reverse; i.e. if they had a sense of well-being with themselves, then the community as a collective also had a sense of well-being with itself. Often in such diffused state, individual’s sense of well being had to be sacrificed at the alter of the collective well being. Then came a time when we were told that a sense of well being came with who you are in your roles that your establish with the world at large – be it in the family, at work, in the world
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> I will be out for the weekend and I realised how much am I going to miss my blog and my blogger friends. If I look back at the last couple of months, I can see how many wonderful and talented people I have met in the blogosphere. People who write about varied subjects, people who are as different from me as cheese and chalk, people who have very similar interests in life as me, people who have known me differently and now also are my blog buddies and are co bloggers. The experience has been extremely rich and rewarding. There are so many blogs that I love reading and keep going back to get my fill every day; some of which are: http://myriadutopia.blogspot.com/ – for lovely and soulful poems http://stuffnoonetoldme.blogspot.com/ – for great animation and humour http://weblogbetter.com/ – a wonderfully written blog for tips and tricks hosted by warm and friendly Jean Sarauer. http://www.everydaygyaan.com/ – for touching and
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