There are some losses that quietly shift something within us, and today is one of those days. Dharmendra ji, the beloved He-Man of Bollywood, leaves behind more than cinema, he leaves behind a lifetime of warmth, humility, and grace that touched generation after generation. From the courage of Satyakam to the lighthearted innocence of Chupke Chupke, from the unforgettable bond of Sholay to the tender nostalgia of Yaadon Ki Baaraat, he gave us characters that felt real, familiar, almost like people we carried in our own lives. Every role held a piece of his sincerity, steady, human, and heartfelt. His presence on screen was never just performance. It was feeling. Strength that spoke softly. Gentleness that needed no justification. A grace that connected every generation in its own way. Today, it is not about grand gestures, simply a quiet acknowledgement of a life lived with honesty and dignity. A humble thank-you to someone who gave decades of genuine work and touched countless hearts without ever seeking attention. May he rest in peace, with the same calmness he brought into the world. Dharmendra ji, your contributions will remain a gentle part of our memories… always. As the song from Apne reminds us some bonds never fade, they stay with us forever in the heart. #dharmendra

Empathy isn’t just a feeling; it’s a skill we build through mindful communication. When we listen without judgment, use inclusive language, and stay aware of diverse experiences, we create safer, more connected spaces for everyone. Compassion grows when communication becomes intentional. https://www.psychologs.com/empathy-in-action-how-communication-skills-foster-compassion-and-inclusion/ #psychology

Emotional resettling is the quiet repair work that helps partners return to safety after conflict. By understanding attachment styles, practising mindful communication, and building small repair rituals, couples strengthen trust, reduce emotional overwhelm and create long-term relationship resilience. https://www.psychologs.com/emotional-resettling-in-close-relationships-a-psychological-lens/ #psychology

Our perception isn’t just shaped by what we see; it’s shaped by what we feel. Emotions act as filters that influence attention, memory, and judgment, which is why two people can experience the same moment and walk away with completely different interpretations. https://www.psychologs.com/how-your-emotional-world-shapes-your-reality-why-perception-varies/ #psychology

Podcasts feel personal, trustworthy, and effortless to listen to — and that’s exactly why they can influence us without us even noticing. From emotional storytelling to simplified science and social proof, podcasts shape our thoughts in subtle ways. https://www.psychologs.com/the-psychology-of-influence-how-podcasts-can-misguide-listeners/ #psychology

AI can change lives, but only if it’s built to include everyone. Inclusive AI ensures fair access, diverse representation, and technology that works for people across different abilities, languages, and backgrounds. When AI becomes truly inclusive, it becomes a tool for equal opportunity and real social impact. https://www.psychologs.com/will-ai-change-the-world-for-everybody-an-inclusive-perspective/ #psychology

International Men’s Day isn’t just another date—it’s a reminder of the conversations we often forget to have. What began as a small spark in the 1990s grew into a global movement in 1999, when Dr. Jerome Teelucksingh from Trinidad & Tobago chose 19 November to honour positive male role models and promote emotional healing. Today, IMD stands as a psychological and social milestone observed in 70+ countries—focusing on men’s mental health, emotional expression, healthy masculinity, and the pressures men silently carry. It highlights real issues backed by research: higher suicide rates, untreated depression, gender role expectations, and the need to raise emotionally aware boys and supportive fathers. This day isn’t about competing with Women’s Day—it’s about creating safe spaces, breaking silence, and reminding the world that mental health is human, not gendered. When men feel seen, heard, and supported, entire communities grow stronger. Let’s use today to honour the men who show up—quietly, consistently, and wholeheartedly—and to encourage conversations that truly matter. #mens

Neurodiversity education strengthens this growth by teaching children that differences aren’t flaws but a natural part of being human. When children learn this, they move from fear to understanding, opening the door to connection, curiosity, and genuine empathy. https://www.psychologs.com/how-teaching-neurodiversity-shapes-childrens-emotional-intelligence/ #t #teaching