Integration of Authenticity and Innovation in Mithila Art for the Survival of Artists
Key words: Mithila Art, Madhubani painting, Technology, Authenticity
The Mithila art form (or Madhubani painting), originating from Madhubani district in Bihar, India is known for its uniqueness in methods like drawing of thin lines, intricate patterns, use of vibrant colours, and portrayal of symbolic depth. Traditionally, centred around themes of marriage, festivals, household chores and community interactions, this art form has garnered increasing popularity, particularly among the youth. With the growing appeal and market demand, there lies great potential for Mithila art to reach International audiences through the integration of appropriate technological innovations. But, concerns have arisen regarding the loss of authenticity in recent times. Traditionally, Mithila artists used natural colors derived from crushed vegetables and flowers. Read More..
Citation: Prasad, M. (2026). Integration of Authenticity and Innovation in Mithila Art for the Survival of Artists. Art Style, Art & Culture International Magazine, 17(17), 107–122. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18880106
High Expectations, Low Outcomes: Exploring Coping Mechanisms and Psychological Adaptation
Keywords: Trauma, coping mechanisms, expectations, resilience, psychological adaptations, self-esteem, risk analysis, gender perspectives
This review paper explores the psychological impact of high expectations and low outcomes, focusing on coping mechanisms to manage the resulting emotional and mental challenges. The anticipation of a guaranteed future often elevates self-esteem and brings a state of emotional ecstasy. When individuals perceive the future in alignment with their personal terms and conditions, they experience heightened happiness and acceptance of life. This sense of assurance often influences risk-taking capacity, leading individuals to be less calculative and strategic in their decision-making processes. This study examines coping strategies for managing the psychological impact of unmet expectations in various high-stakes scenarios, such as academic performance, relationships, and career goals.
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Madhvi Prasad. High Expectations, Low Outcomes: Exploring Coping Mechanisms and Psychological Adaptation. International Journal of Trends in Humanities. 2025; 02(02):31-38.
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Madhvi Prasad. High Expectations, Low Outcomes: Exploring Coping Mechanisms and Psychological Adaptation. International Journal of Trends in Humanities. 2025; 02(02):31-38. Available from: https://journals.stmjournals.com/ijth/article=2025/view=238454
Studies of mystical experiences. An opportunity or challenge?
Keywords: Personal Development, Ethics, Leadership, Decision-making, Problem-solving, Entrepreneurial Skills, Economic Impact
Researchers from the fields of psychology and anthropology tend to be fascinated by the empirical truth of mysticism, which looks tend to be fascinated by the empirical truth of mysticism, which looks at experiences as long as they are an aspect of human nature. The issue with this approach is that mystic experiences can sometimes go issue with this approach is that mystic experiences can sometimes go beyond what one would ordinarily experience.
Role of Ethics in personal development and entrepreneurial skills pivotal for economic growth
Keywords: Personal Development, Ethics, Leadership, Decision-making, Problem-solving, Entrepreneurial Skills, Economic Impact
This research explores the transformative role of ethics in fostering personal development and
entrepreneurial skills, essential components for economic growth and nation-building. Ethics, intrinsic to
individual character, are investigated as catalysts for personal growth, molding individuals into ethically
conscious and socially responsible citizens. The study delves into how ethical considerations influence decision making, problem-solving, and interpersonal relationships, laying the foundation for robust personal development.
Studies of mystical experiences. An opportunity or challenge?
Keywords: Personal Development, Ethics, Leadership, Decision-making, Problem-solving, Entrepreneurial Skills, Economic Impact
Researchers from the fields of psychology and anthropology tend to be fascinated by the empirical truth of mysticism, which looks tend to be fascinated by the empirical truth of mysticism, which looks at experiences as long as they are an aspect of human nature. The issue with this approach is that mystic experiences can sometimes go issue with this approach is that mystic experiences can sometimes go beyond what one would ordinarily experience.
Introducing Gandhian Philosophy to the passive violence of the corporate world
Keywords: Mahatma Gandhi, Non-violence, Passive violence, Emotional injury, Corporate problems, work ethics
The world of corporate and business industry is facing different sorts of violence often remain unseen and unsorted. While physical violence has been reported; the mental, emotional, and other passive forms of violence often remain unresolved. Mahatma Gandhi is the most prominent figure pointing out different kinds of observable and non-observable violence. For resolving non-physical violence, Gandhi has suggested a non-physical means. This paper would be effective in identifying the root cause of violence in the corporate world. Gandhi’s approach could be applied in the case of passive violence, which would be a meaningful strategy to challenge the poor system and work ethics in the corporate industry.
Aesthetic freedom, its purpose, and challenges
Keywords: Aesthetic freedom, aesthetic challenges, purpose, Existential, Ananda Coomaraswamy
Aesthetic freedom is a part of aesthetic philosophy that gives a structured approach to the study of art forms including origin, direction, and finding a proper end. Aesthetic freedom investigates the virtue of the essence and existential justification to deal with subjective human relationships. The study of aesthetics is incomplete without the study of desires, therefore, the concept of desire is developed in this paper.
Sri Aurobindo’s vision on spiritual education
Keywords: Spiritual education, Integral Yoga, Integral education, Transformation, Consciousness
This paper deals with spiritual education with special reference to Sri Aurobindo’s philosophy. It projects Sri Aurobindo’s spiritual experience as the result of his self-exploration and spiritual teachings. The transformation as a practice in spirituality could filter the consciousness out of ignorance of self towards the knowledge of divine reality. The advantages of spiritual education are seen not only in individual manifestations of divinity but also in the collective development of consciousness of beings.
Meditation as dissolution of wandering thoughts: A comprehensive analysis to achieve morality
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The research examines how thought patterns influence moral frameworks within society, demonstrating that negative thought cycles often produce corresponding negative outcomes in behavior and decision-making. Meditation emerges as a critical practice for analyzing and deconstructing these thought patterns, particularly negative ones that impede moral development. Through systematic meditation practices, individuals can progressively strip away layers of “wandering thought” to ultimately reach a thoughtless state where authentic moral decision-making becomes possible.
