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  vincent van gog's starry night. So what is it basically ?? A random night sky full of stars that van gogh saw one day from the window of his asylum and decided to paint it ? or just his own imagination at best ?? or his expectation of  a starry night ??  but then he said :  “I don't know anything with certainty, but seeing the stars makes me dream.” ―  Vincent Van Gogh so folks, all we're discussing today is The Starry Night. The famous painting that has been the object of admiration of almost every artist.  Certainly! Here's a revised version that is more SEO optimized: "Starry Night" is a renowned painting by Vincent van Gogh, a Dutch post-impressionist artist. Created in 1889 during Van Gogh's time at the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum, this masterpiece is celebrated for its vibrant colors, swirling brushstrokes, and dreamlike composition. The painting showcases a captivating nighttime landscape with a village, cypress trees, and a mesmerizing star-fill

  It is important to always realise our own vastness. Our own rooms. We are multiplexes of possibility. Ever heard of a hug in the form of a book. Ever wished for your favourite author to come out, hug you and say soothing words to you? words that will heal your soul. Words that will give you another reason to live? No? well, then you're at the right place because all we're talking about today is The Comfort Book By Matt Haig . "The Comfort Book" is a book written by Matt Haig, an English author known for his works on mental health and well-being. Published in July 2021, "The Comfort Book" is a collection of reflections, insights, and affirmations that aim to provide solace, encouragement, and a sense of comfort to readers. The book is designed to be a source of support and companionship for those navigating the challenges and complexities of life. It covers a wide range of topics, including resilience, love, hope, creativity, and the beauty of the natural w

 Introduction What is an inferiority complex?  inferiority complex in its simplest meaning is a natural human behavior usually caused due to one's past. In major part of the world, people suffer from it individually, but talking about people of South Asia research has it that most of the population suffer from it on a cumulative level.     History When taking a look back in history, inferiority complex has always been a part of Indian-Pakistani society, The people there have always been under the servitude of foreign forces. And instead of protesting the leaders there adopted foreign cultures just because of their inferiority complex and the same way was with people.For instance, a local leader named Dara raised an objection on Alexander The Great, who came to Hindustan for the sole purpose of ruling it. And instead of showing their support towards Dara who had enough courage to stand up against a foreign ruler the people of Hindustan, being enslaved by inferiority complex supporte

“How we see God is a direct reflection of how we see ourselves. If God brings to mind mostly fear and blame, it means there is too much fear and blame welled inside us. If we see God as full of love and compassion, so are we.”    Full of poetry, companionship, friendship and heartbreak, French born Turkish author, Elif Shafak, takes us on a soul awakening journey in her novel Forty Rules Of Love. Novel starts off with the story of a women named Ella, who’s about to be 40 soon. Ella is living a boring life. With no major changes in life, Ella is a dedicated housewife. Until she decides to work for a literary agency and is given a manuscript to read. That is where her life takes a turn and she dives into the world of sufism .  The manuscript is a novel based on 13th century poet Rumi and his companion Shah Shams Of Tabriz written by A.z Zahara, the novel takes us through the journey of their companionship. Beginning with how Shah Shams Of Tabriz had a vision of his death, and decides its

             Pakistan, a country that has it all, mountains, fast flowing rivers, deserts, glaciers, forests, history, art and architecture. You name we have it. The beauty of Pakistan can offer so much to tourists. But unfortunately terrorism ruined the tourism in Pakistan. For years the dense forests of the Swat valley were under the dark clouds of terrorism. But now the valley is finally free thanks to the efforts of Pakistan Army. Tourism has a colossal effect on a country's economy, therefore tourism is actually very important for a country to prosper.           TOURISM  IN  PAKISTAN has increased since past few years, country has been hosting more and more national and international tourists every year, all due to safety measures taken for the security of tourists. Tourism has improved by 300% percent in the past 2 years according to a research done in 2020. The government of Pakistan has announced to offer online visa services for 175 countries, and 50 countries were offe

From a foreigner's eye, Pakistan is all about terrorism, sectarianism, racism, corruption, load shedding, and inflation. But except all this our country is beautiful, breathtaking, marvelous, amazing in such a way that leaves a person mesmerized.     God has blessed Pakistan with deserts, forests, ocean, mountains, rivers, glaciers, and unique four-seasoned weather. But not many people are aware of the beauty of our country, so to serve the purpose, in today's blog we bring you Top 8 Places To Visit In Pakistan   1. Lahore                 Lahore, the magical city, it's what I like to call it. I mean the city is amazing in so many different ways. Every part of it speaks a story of it's own. So the first thing you do when you reach Lahore is visit Minar-e-Pakistan. This minar was built on the exact same spot where the All India Muslim League passed the Lahore Resolution. From there you can go to the Lahore Fort by foot, once inside the fort, a whole new world unfo