One would think that attaining success at a young age would facilitate their journey to the top. However, a recent study suggests that people who succeed at a relatively young age may have shorter life spans because of the stress associated with early achievements. The study examined U.S. governors, U.S. presidents, Canadian prime ministers and […]
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From a spiritual perspective we are One, whole, without the need for completeness. However, in our human experience we identify ourselves as separated bodies. The sense of desolation creates an underlying desire for unification with another. If that weren’t enough, we perceive worldly benefits of being in a relationship such as family and companionship. Regardless
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If you are looking for happiness in your material possessions, in your position and designation, in your belongings and in success or failure, you are never going to be happy permanently. Once the high of being having these are gone, you will seek a new high to be happy. True happiness is being happy without
Worrying has become a chronic phenomena today. Most people are apprehensive about things that still have not arisen. Due to the worry that they have, they almost stop living their lives, and spend most of the time thinking about problems, which either they have, or which they think will come in the near future. This
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Source: http://www.preservearticles.com/201106027432/essay-on-the-importance-of-sustainable-development-for-survival.html We, the world’s people, want to survive, but more than that, we war a satisfactory life for all of us and for our descendants. To achieve the goal, we need a new kind of development and we must learn to live differently. We depend on the resources of the earth to meet our basic
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Postmedia News | Mar 25, 2012 11:59 AM ET | Last Updated: Mar 25, 2012 12:05 PM ET More from Postmedia News By Vito Pilieci A couple of months ago, Marisa Murray stepped out to grab a bite to eat with a friend. The restaurant they chose was busy, and the table they sat at was shoehorned between two
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Freud lived in Austria between 1856 and 1939. He was a doctor of medicine and neurology. His main work centered around psychological processes of the human mind which became Psychoanalysis. His work has become the backbone of most current psychotherapies. It should however be noted that many modern therapies whilst based on the work of Freud have
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Three tenets I strongly believe in for permanent and long term happiness, and a peaceful and healthy life, under any situation. Simplicity, Honesty, and Integrity. Simplicity: Means simplicity in thought and deeds. Does not matter even if you own a jet plane, and are a multi-billionaire. Honesty: To yourself and others. Especially to yourself, because
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A recent report in the Guardian has highlighted the lack of research and understanding of the impact of social networking sites such as Facebook, Bebo and Twitter. The report comments that: “Social network sites risk infantilising the mid-21st century mind, leaving it characterised by short attention spans, sensationalism, inability to empathise and a shaky sense
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There are proponents of the theory that people who do a lot of mental work can find respite in daily chores. Things like cleaning the house, clothes, car, buying groceries, gardening are a few examples of non-mental activities that people can indulge in to maintain their sanity. These activities, when done on a daily basis
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