Have you ever asked the question “why do bad things happen to good people?” Or (even more confusingly) “why do good things happen to bad people?” Often we just throw…
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“To experience peace does not mean that your life is always blissful. It means that you are capable of tapping into a blissful state of mind amidst the normal chaos…
To be more precise, the power of documented words when activated verbally and fulfilled with intention. Words and Water Your first thought on this subject probably goes in the direction…
If you’d realize how much impact loneliness has on your physical well-being, you would strive to surround yourself with meaningful relationships all the time. Creating social connections is the only…
These intriguing happiness facts will show just how much you didn’t know about happiness. I’ve also added 3 easy exercises that will change your life for the better. As children, happiness seemed…
This article was inspired by Why Liberation is Not a Search, it is a Surrender Learn how surrendering can allow us to experience joys that we never knew existed. For…
When sadness has you in its jaws, there is nothing you would rather do than hide in your room. Don’t! Instead, uplift your mood by following these simple – and…
Everybody has good and bad days. It’s perfectly natural to feel a tad blue or depressed during colder months or throughout particularly lonely periods. However, having a companion in the home who can alleviate these moody situations is perfectly possible via pet ownership.
A wide variety of ailments and conditions can impact overall mood, including mental factors. Diet, sleep and physical activity are among the most influential physical factors that influence how we feel[1]. Despite this, there is ample evidence to suggest that owning a cat or dog can substantially reduce stress points that otherwise lead to bad moods and behavioural changes[2].
“I shot the signals of my mourning into space for months, fully expecting them to die unreceived. And when I least expected it, someone sent signals back.”
Depression is one of the leading health problems in the world and its impact on our health and quality of life is enormous. The world is in desperate need of a new…
In 1997, a woman named Emma Slade was robbed at gunpoint in her hotel room when staying in Jakarta. She was forced to the ground by the gunman with a…