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Mind & Life

Insights and tools for emotional intelligence, self-awareness, personal growth, and living a mindful, meaningful life.

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    Why Spring Is the Best Time to Reinvent Your Life

    Spring used to be the natural start of the year — and for good reason: as nature wakes up, people feel a pull to refres…

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    Insomnia Could Be an Early Warning Sign of Alzheimer’s

    A team of researchers at the University of Kentucky (USA) found a correlation between sleep problems and Alzheimer’s disease — the most severe and common form of dementia. Sleep problems…

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    Why Adults Need to Play: The Surprising Way Play Cuts Stress

    In today’s fast-paced world—where busyness and productivity rule—we often overlook one of our most basic human needs: the need to play. Adult life is typically associated with seriousness, yet new…

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    Why Friday the 13th Feels Cursed — Judas, the Templars, and the Number 13

    The reputation of Friday the 13th as an unlucky day often traces back to one of history’s most dramatic events—the crucifixion of Jesus. Over time, the date accumulated a tangle…

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    How Ultra-Processed Foods Are Engineered to Be as Addictive as Cigarettes

    A new study finds that some foods have more in common with cigarettes than with whole, healthy foods — and may need stricter regulation. Researchers at Harvard, the University of…

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    3 Neuroscience Tricks That Actually Help You Break Any Bad Habit

    Dr. Arif Khan, a pediatric neurologist at NMC Royal Hospital in Abu Dhabi, lays out three strategies to conquer any bad habit. “Have you ever noticed how your day begins?…

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    How to Handle a Gift You Don’t Like — and Keep the Peace

    Holidays aren’t always full of joy; they can bring disappointment and awkwardness, too. A cheerful mood can be spoiled by misunderstandings around a poorly chosen gift. What reactions create inner…

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    Why some people stay single for years — and what keeps them from finding a partner

    A team of psychologists from the University of Zurich set out to understand why some people quickly find partners while others remain single for years. The researchers enrolled more than…

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    What Your Home’s Colors Reveal About You

    When a person chooses colors for their living space, they are guided not only by taste but also by a variety of other factors. Jeff Beattie, a psychology professor at…

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    How Bees Could Teach Us to Talk to Aliens

    When Cosmic Communication Meets Bee Mathematics Imagine the moment humanity receives its first signal from an extraterrestrial civilization. The joy, the excitement, and one major problem: how do we communicate…

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    Post-Christmas Blues? Small Actions That Can Help

    Many people feel a vague but intense sadness during the last week of the year and the first few days of the new one. Understanding the reasons behind this can…

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    Forshmak: The Classic Herring Spread You Can Make at Home

    Ingredients: lightly salted herring – 300 g (2 fillets); hard-boiled egg – 1; tart apple – 1; red onion – 1; bread roll – 50 g; milk – 50 ml;…

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    Why Lights and Carols Lift Some People — Inside the Brain’s ‘Christmas Spirit’ Network

    It turns out that our brains have what scientists call a “Christmas spirit network,” which connects our memories to each new holiday cue. When festive music plays from store speakers…

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    7 Simple Habits That Could Add Years to Your Life

    The difference between lifespan and healthy lifespan is that the former measures the time between birth and death, while the latter defines how long a person can enjoy their senior…

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    6 Everyday Items You Should Never Wash with Fabric Softener

    Using fabric softener can ruin your favorite clothes and other items. Fabric softeners are designed to make textiles feel softer, reduce static electricity, and make ironing easier. However, the consumer…

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    Time for Yourself: What Matters Most in Old Age

    Psychologists call the first battle with aging the crisis of 40–45, with the next significant crisis occurring between 60 and 70. Feelings of loss, disappointment, and helplessness often accompany this…

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    Inside a Panic Attack: What Happens to Your Body

    Everything happens in an instant: the heart pounds like a jackhammer, the body tightens as if in a corset. Dizziness, shortness of breath, and terrifying thoughts can feel so unbearable…

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    This Calculator Tells You Exactly How Many Ornaments and Lights Your Christmas Tree Needs

    To avoid any decorating mishaps, try a new interactive tool that calculates the exact number of ornaments and lights you need, determines the optimal height for the topper, and measures…

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    Don’t Wait for January — 10 Science-Backed Ways to Boost Your Health Now

    As the year comes to a close, many of us slip into survival mode. Late-night gatherings, overindulgence in food, and work fatigue take a toll on our bodies and minds.…

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    Teenage years can stretch to 32 — the brain’s five life stages explained

    According to new research, across an average human lifespan the brain goes through five distinct stages of development. To uncover them, neuroscientists from the University of Cambridge scanned the brains…

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    Marriages Are Happier When Couples Share the Same Drinking Habits

    A team of researchers from the University at Buffalo (USA) says partners’ drinking habits are one of the key factors influencing the stability and longevity of relationships. This means that…

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    If Morpheus Is Delayed: How to Fall Asleep Fast and Sleep Better

    It can be tough to find peace in bed when your mind is racing with anxious thoughts, troubling memories, and worries about the future. What are the 15/15/15 and 4/7/8…

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    Charles de Gaulle: The Free Frenchman Who Made Liberation His Mission

    “I am a free Frenchman, I belong to no one, and I have a single mission — to fight for the liberation of my homeland,” was the civic stance of…

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    We Used to Sleep in Two Shifts Each Night — Here’s Why We Don’t Anymore

    Continuous sleep is, in fact, a modern invention rather than an evolutionary constant, scientists argue. When we occasionally wake up at 3 a.m. and think something is wrong with us,…

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    Hunger Doesn’t Dull Your Mind — Most Adults Think Clearly While Fasting

    A team from the University of Auckland says skipping meals does not impair cognitive abilities. This particularly applies to intermittent fasting, which involves abstaining from food for several hours each…

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    How to Turn Emotion Into Productivity: 5 Steps to Better Decisions

    If our fate begins with our thoughts, improving life starts by examining what’s in our minds. Mathematicians Edward B. Burger and Michael Starbird have laid out practical steps for decision-making.…

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    3 Houseplants That Can Actually Help You Sleep Better

    The common caution against having plants near the bed comes from the idea that during the day plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, but at night, when photosynthesis stops,…

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    Three Words That Instantly Make People Listen

    The phrase that will make everyone listen to you is: “Imagine this situation…” According to John Bow, these three magical words will energize and focus your audience. Bow says the…

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    Five sleep profiles that shape your brain and health

    A team of researchers from Concordia University in Canada conducted a comprehensive study that unveiled the impact of different types of sleep on our health. The scientists analyzed data from…

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    How to Spot an Energy Vampire and Protect Your Energy

    Energy vampires are often friends, colleagues, or acquaintances who drain your energy when you spend time with them. The first signs of such individuals include excessive complaining, a focus solely…

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    NASA Aims to Build a Permanent Moon Village by 2035

    According to the head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the first human settlement on the Moon will be established within the next ten years. Sean Duffy unveiled…

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    How Lack of Sleep Sparks Dozens of Life-Threatening Diseases

    Lack of sleep is one of the primary factors contributing to the development of many chronic conditions, including heart disease, stroke, obesity, and type 2 diabetes. Insomnia also weakens the…

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    Why sleeping on your side is better for memory

    Everyone has a favorite way to sleep — some curl up into a “little ball,” while others sprawl out like a “starfish.” But that preference may affect more than comfort;…

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    Why quitting caffeine can make your dreams vivid — and sometimes terrifying

    Research from Central Queensland University and Australian Catholic University has revealed that one of the consequences of quitting caffeine is the emergence of vivid, and often frightening, dreams. This peculiar…

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    Why You’re Tired All the Time — A Hidden Metabolic Link

    We often blame fatigue on lack of sleep or stress. However, American researchers have uncovered a potential biological reason for excessive daytime sleepiness. It’s linked to certain molecules in the…

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    For the First Time in Kyiv: ‘Awakening’ Forum Unites Psychology and Spiritual Practice

    The event is organized by the Academy of Sexology and Sexual Education. The venue is NIVKI-HALL (84 Beresteiskyi Avenue). The event runs from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Psychologists, psychotherapists,…

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    How chronic insomnia can speed up brain aging

    We often treat insomnia as a minor inconvenience: if you didn’t sleep well, you can catch up tomorrow. But new research shows that when difficulty falling asleep or waking during…

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    The light of tradition and the breath of novelty: an impressive and cozy hotel complex will rise in Bangkok.

    Hatai is a featuring two hotels and a variety of recreational and entertainment facilities. The towers will consist of multi-tiered, rounded modules. At dusk, the buildings will glow brightly, reminiscent…

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    Drowsiness is often a sign of mental overload.

    When we are occasionally or systematically deprived of , it becomes difficult to concentrate. A new study from researchers at the University of Oxford (UK) has shed light on the…

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    Unmatched: Bill Gates’ secret yacht, priced at $645 million, is up for sale.

    Breakthrough, dubbed the most astonishing vessel ever built, is unlike anything else in the world. This eco-friendly ship, measuring 118.8 meters in length, is rumored to belong to Bill Gates,…

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    Self-care: why is it difficult for us to maintain a healthy lifestyle?

    Health psychology experts how to shift our thinking to promote overall well-being. Analyzing the roots of destructive behavior can pave the way to overcoming challenges. Change begins with self-compassion—psychology views…

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    Ignore the products in front of your eyes: experts reveal the basic tricks of supermarkets.

    Every time shoppers visit a supermarket, they often fall into the same traps. As a result, they end up spending more than they intended and unwittingly picking up a bunch…

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    Ruthless verdict: what age does Generation Z consider old age?

    The results may come as a surprise and even a bit disheartening. Our contemporaries dedicate a significant amount of time to caring for their bodies and figures in hopes of…

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    Washing at the wrong temperature is a pointless activity, according to an expert.

    Do you think doing laundry is a simple task? You might be mistaken about washing temperatures, and as a result, your clothes could be harboring a multitude of bacteria. What…

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    A four-day workweek is a benefit for employees and the environment.

    A team of sociologists from the U.S. and Ireland has demonstrated that transitioning to a four-day workweek enhances the quality of life for employees and top management while also benefiting…

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    Tesla has opened a retro-futuristic diner in Hollywood.

    Launched by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the new 24-hour Tesla Diner, featuring over 250 seats along with a charging station and cinema screens, has opened its doors on Santa Monica…

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    Empty Nest Syndrome: Reevaluating Goals

    The psychological issue known as the “empty nest syndrome,” which affects those aged 50 and older, has seemingly existed forever. However, it was only recognized and analyzed in professional literature…

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    How far away do you need to be from a nuclear explosion to survive?

    In August 2025, we will mark the 80th anniversary of the devastating atomic bombings of the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. At that time, over 200,000 people lost their…

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