Look around you. In your home, everything around you has a purpose; everything holds a story; it's something you've chosen. Whether it's a photo, a lamp, or a sofa, all those little details reveal who …
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Crying doesn’t mean you’re weak, it means you’re alive
Not all emotions are equal, nor do they find the same degree of acceptance in our society. The most accepted emotion is happiness, basically because it's a sign of security, confidence, and success. …
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Meditation can change our DNA
In the Western world, we are only just discovering the benefits of meditation. Therefore, it's no surprise that in recent years, numerous neuroscientists have devoted themselves to evaluating the …
The “childlike” trait that makes us happier and more resilient
What if acting "like a child" was one of the best-kept secrets to leading a happier, more fulfilling, and more resilient adult life? Maintaining a playful attitude as we grow up is complicated, …
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Staring into someone’s eyes for 10 minutes causes strange visions
We don't usually look into someone's eyes very often. In fact, from time to time, if our gaze meets a stranger's, we may feel a little uncomfortable and quickly look away. However, our eyes are truly …
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Houses that steal energy and houses that create emotional stability: Which one is yours?
The spaces we move around in have a huge influence on our mood, perceptions, and even our daily decisions, although we are rarely aware of it. However, it has been observed that, for example, large …
Memory Hoarder Syndrome: Do You Live or Archive Moments?
Picture the scene for a moment: a perfect sunset. The sky is a mix of oranges, pinks, and purples, the air smells of salt, and there's a cool breeze that makes you squint to savor the moment. But …
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