Search
+
    SEARCHED FOR:

    GODS BEAUTY IN NATURE

    Nature's magic! Waterfall appears to emerge from sky; breathtaking video from giant Brazilian cave leaves viewers amazed

    A video filmed inside Brazil’s Casa de Pedra cave has captured an unusual sight, with a waterfall appearing to pour straight out of a rainbow in the sky. The footage shows water falling from a crack in the rock above the cave entrance, while a colourful solar halo circles the Sun and another rainbow-like arc appears nearby. Located in Iporanga, Sao Paulo state, the cave is part of Alto Ribeira Tourist State Park and is known for its enormous entrance, which rises around 170 to 200 metres high. Here is how the cave’s setting, falling water and atmospheric optical effects create the striking illusion.

    So, it's trendy-ing, grey is the new black: Indian women challenge beauty norms through silver transitions

    Women in India are increasingly embracing grey hair, challenging traditional beauty standards associated with aging. This movement showcases many women documenting their transition to natural colors, which defies societal norms. While the beauty industry has historically pressured women to cover their grey, attitudes are slowly changing among younger actresses. Notable figures like Revathi and Neha Dhupia represent this evolving perspective on beauty and age.

    The 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to Anne Carson, highlighting her contributions to poetry. This win is expected to increase interest in poetry within the publishing industry. Previous Nobel laureates, like Abdulrazak Gurnah, gained popularity after receiving the award. The article reflects on the impact of literary prizes on lesser-known authors and the nature of fame.

    Quote of the day by Socrates: 'Love is always poor, and anything but fair, as the many imagine; it is rough and has no shoes...' - Love lessons on desire and why humans want what they do not have by the ancient Greek philosopher

    Socrates’ description of Love in Plato’s The Symposium turns a familiar idea of romance on its head. Instead of presenting Love as beautiful, gentle and complete, he describes it as poor, rough and homeless. The unusual image comes from a lesson Socrates says he learned from Diotima, who explains Love’s nature through the contrasting forces of Plenty and Poverty.

    'I got to show Elon how it feels to be deeply understood...': Who is Elon Musk’s ex-partner, Shivon Zilis? What did she reveal about their sudden breakup?

    Shivon Zilis and Elon Musk recently ended their romantic relationship after having welcomed four children together. Their twins, Strider and Azure, were born in 2021, followed by a daughter and a son. Zilis expressed her sadness while emphasizing the deep connection they shared during their relationship. She described their home as a safe space for Musk amid his challenging career.

    A truth about human nature: 'If you're going to hold someone down you're...' - powerful life lesson by Toni Morrison on repression, freedom and why controlling others can confine you

    Toni Morrison explored human nature's complex desire for control. Her powerful quote illustrates how repression binds both the oppressor and the oppressed. This Nobel laureate's observation highlights the unintended consequences of restricting others. Morrison, a celebrated American writer, profoundly shaped literature with her prose.

    The Economic Times
    BACK TO TOP