Ignazhden: names, customs and table
Ignazhden: traditions, namesakes and feast On December 20 we celebrate Ignazhden. The Orthodox Church celebrates the feast of St. Ignatius on the 20th of December. Ignatius the Theologian, one of the best disciples of St. John the Theologian, ...
10 eco-friendly activities you can do anywhere in the world
10 eco-friendly activities you can do anywhere in the world Both locally and when we travel, we need to be responsible to nature and ...
Annunciation: customs, table and names
Annunciation: customs, table and names On March 25 we celebrate the Annunciation, also called Blagovets. The Orthodox Church celebrates the news of the Savior's birth. Our Lady understands that...
Why should we take Selenium and how it affects our body
What you need to know about the trace element Selenium and how it affects our body Did you know that selenium plays a key role in human metabolism. Why ...
Do not miss the moments with your children, they will not be repeated
The work will wait until you show your child the rainbow, but the rainbow won't wait for you to do the work - Patricia Clafford
Praise of the 100 Medicines Wisdom of Lao Tzu
The ancient Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu once said: From time immemorial, sages have sought to do good, even in the smallest of things. They did not leave unrepaired...
Easter: traditions and names
Easter: traditions and namesakes Easter is celebrated every first Sunday after the first full moon of spring. The celebration begins on Monday and is called Holy Week. Easter Sunday is the first day of Easter and the week of Easter Sunday.
Road to happiness 25 tips on how to live more simply
I've been learning to live more simply for the past 9 years. A life cleared of most of the things people fill their lives with, and with space open ...
In winter, reduce yogurt - Yuriy Kovachev
Yuri Kovachev is a teacher of Ayurvedic food preparation. We asked him for advice on the most beneficial dishes for our body in winter. He agreed ...
First lunar day
First lunar day With this day is connected the work with mental energies, with mental images. In our body, it is associated with the front of ...
Tryphon Zarezan: customs and table
Trifon Zarezan: customs and table Trifon Zarezan or also called the Day of the Vintner is celebrated on February 1 (February 14 old style). The Bulgarian Orthodox Church ...
10 Motivational Lessons from John Kehoe
John Kehoe is a Canadian lecturer and philanthropist. He is the author of world bestsellers on self-help, including "The Subconscious Mind Can Do Everything", "Success and Money" and "Practice of ...
How gratitude makes us happier
Choosing to be grateful can be an easy and affordable way to boost your happiness. There is a definite connection between gratitude and happiness. First, what ...
A dog's life 🙂
A dog's life is not what it used to be 🙂 Until now, when people say "dog's life" people conjure up a life of deprivation and hardship, BUT after ...
The Sophisticated Harmony of LIBRA - Libra Horoscope - Linda Goodman
Libra loves the harmony of sounds and colors. They have an innate sense of the precise use of words - both written and spoken
The lower a person is spiritually, the higher his nose sticks out
Ten thoughts on life, man, friendship... 1. "When you don't find a clear reason for loving someone, it means you really love them... Often times you love ...
17 proven tips for a better night's sleep
17 Proven Tips for a Better Night's Sleep Good sleep is just as important as regular exercise and a healthy diet. Research shows that poor sleep...
Twenty-sixth lunar day
The twenty-sixth lunar day is a time for abstinence and fasting. It is today that one can expend one's strength. In all sacred Indian texts we find ...
Louise Hay: Don't let your thoughts control you!
You are much more than your mind. You might think he's running the show. But that's just because you're…
Midsummer: customs, table and namesakes
Midsummer: customs, table and namesakes On June 24, we celebrate Midsummer. The Eastern Orthodox Church celebrates the birth of St. The feast of St. John the Baptist. Enyovden Namers.
Not every fall is a fall, but every fall is an evolution
Not every fall is a fall, but every fall is an evolution Why do you want to be perfect? Why do you think anyone expects it of you? Why ...
Never argue with the ignorant - a parable about ignorance
There was a very famous artist in India. Everybody liked and accepted his works as perfect. They called him Ranga Guru. His disciple Rajichi, who had already completed ...
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