How often we ourselves become those very actors…
I often catch myself when I get too caught up in a game instead of truly living! When we immerse ourselves in play, we end up living in fictional scenarios, either created or embellished by our own minds.
It’s so easy to play! Playing is easier than living because to truly live, you need to see more and feel deeper. What we grasp is only what’s on the surface. And to think, to process things internally… that’s much harder than playing a hero or a…

Summer skin issues can include uneven tanning, oily shine, sweating and dryness, redness and inflammation, pigmentation, and wrinkles. The heat and sun exposure are seasonal adversaries that require our attention. Our faces, décolletage, legs, and arms—including the skin on our elbows—deserve equal care.
How to Properly Care for Your Face
Summer skincare should involve deep cleansing, nourishment, whitening, exfoliation, and massage. It’s essential to use creams with sun protection factor, remo…

A team of Italian archaeologists has announced a remarkable discovery. In the recently excavated House of Tias, researchers uncovered a massive, extraordinarily rare wall painting depicting an ancient mystery cult. At the center of the scene is a woman being initiated into the cult under the cover of night.
Discussing the find, Gabriel Zuchtriegel, the director of the Pompeii Archaeological Park, noted that the heroine of the fresco embodies women who “break free from male control to dance free…

How much water does an adult need each day? Scientists have calculated that it’s about two and a half liters.
One liter of the necessary fluids comes from the food we eat. The second liter is made up of a cup of morning tea or coffee, a bowl of soup at lunch, a glass of tea at dinner, and a glass of soda or kvass consumed throughout the day.
But that accounts for only two liters. Where does the extra half liter come from?
It’s produced within the body itself, primarily through the “burning” …

American scientists have reached this conclusion. A team of researchers from the University of South Carolina made an unexpected discovery that challenges the stereotype about the necessity of salting water before cooking pasta. It turns out that this habit can actually pose significant health risks. However, this finding specifically pertains to iodized salt.
Recently, iodized salt has gained popularity among chefs preparing healthy dishes, as it helps the human body combat iodine deficiency. …

According to some sources, the famed discoverer of America, Christopher Columbus, initially showed no interest in the sacred tree of the local tribes. In fact, the renowned European navigator mistook the unfamiliar fruits for goat droppings. Meanwhile, the Aztecs, Incas, and Mayans used cocoa beans as currency: they paid taxes and services with them, and exchanged them for other goods or clothing. The value of this form of payment was so high that a dozen cocoa beans could buy a rabbit, and a h…