The rules for the "Three things" that bring happiness
The three rules have two guidelines. One has to do with productivity and managing our time, and the other is a technique for attracting happiness in ...
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Today is the Annunciation! What are the traditions and customs of the holiday.
On March 25, the Orthodox Church celebrates the Annunciation. It is one of the major spring holidays and part of the Easter holiday cycle.
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10 ways to feel happier right away
Happiness is an inner state of mind, and despite generations of opinion, it is not up to anyone but you. Naturally, there are external ...
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The Christmas letter you should reread every year. Nobody owes you anything
The Christmas letter you should reread every year Harry Brown's famous letter to his 9-year-old daughter 52 years ago, back in 1966, Harry ...
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I'm slowly learning that I don't have to react to everything that annoys me
I'm slowly learning that I don't have to **react to everything** that annoys me. I'm slowly learning that I shouldn't hurt those who hurt me. Slowly...
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From now on, I only want to collect moments of happiness!
From now on, I only want to collect moments of happiness!
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10 commandments for parents who want to raise a happy child!
Kids always love more! They don't believe it's possible not to love because of some little thing... And you? Do you manage to hear the heart ...
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The most educated countries in the world
The most educated countries in the world The World Economic Forum has identified the most educated countries in the world as part of the report on global competitiveness. According to the educational ranking by country, the highest ...
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I had to be wrong to keep living
Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) was a German and Swiss writer and poet who received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1946.Let us recall some of the wisdom ...
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Great Mother of God: name names, table and customs
Epiphany: namesakes, feast and customs On August 15 we celebrate one of the greatest Christian holidays of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary or Epiphany. The Feast of the Epiphany is the most important day of the Holy Mother of God.
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Why those who read books will always rule those who watch TV
This is the confession of a true bookworm. Annie Mueller is a journalist, writer and blogger who admits, "I'm an addict."
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How do we restart our lives when it seems too late?
Everyone goes through the same changes in life, whether it's getting older, maturing emotionally, retiring, parenting or a relationship. When change happens, it ...
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6 Science-Based Benefits of Meditation
The popularity of meditation is increasing as more people discover its benefits. Meditation is the process of training your mind to focus and redirect ...
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5 things women over 50 would do differently
5 Things Women Over 50 Say They Would Do Differently According to a study, women over 50 are happier as their ...
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First lunar day
A very fine, clear and bright day. This day should be devoted to everything that elevates the spirit. The day is unfavorable for working in a team, it follows ...
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Petar Dunov: 15 golden rules for healthy eating
According to Peter Deunov's words, everyone must choose the food that is suitable for them and gives the best results for them. However, there are general conditions that...
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Sometimes behind suffering lies salvation. Just wait for the end of the story!
Once a horseman was passing by a field. When he got close enough, he saw that the peasant who was cultivating it had fallen asleep under a large apple tree.
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Twenty-eighth lunar day
Twenty-eighth lunar day Time to start new things, but not important. A time to know eternity, immortality and enlightenment, to develop ...
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Linda Evangelista shares secrets on how to keep your youth and health
Linda Evangelista has a favorite French proverb that says: Don't spit in your soup. Or to put it another way - don't ruin what Nature has given you ...
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Big Stew: Customs and Table
Great Souls' Day: customs and meal Great Souls' Day is celebrated on the Saturday opposite Carnival Sunday (Meat Fast, which is a week before the beginning of Lent). ...
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Petar Dunov: What to eat on different days of the week
According to Peter Dunov, certain foods should be taken on each day of the week as the different planets influence their growth. It is because of this ...
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What is a Lunar day and how it affects us
What is a lunar day? A lunar day is the period of time required for the Moon to complete one complete revolution on its axis with respect to the Sun. ...
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