Can a glass of wine be good for our health?
Can a glass of wine be good for our health People have been drinking wine for thousands of years and the benefits are well documented. The emerging ...
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 ...
Volunteering or How to Travel the World for Almost Free
Volunteer work or How to travel the world almost for free Have you ever thought of travelling the world almost for free in exchange for volunteer work ...
Sensitive people are the most genuine and honest people you will ever meet
Sensitive people are the most genuine and honest people you will ever meet
Things we do not name cease to exist
Naming your emotions is the first step to letting go of the pain they can cause. If you don't name them, they can hurt you.
Bhutan - the only country in the world with a Ministry of Happiness
It is a truly unique country without hunger and crime, where people live in joy without knowing what war and poverty are. The Bhutanese themselves, ...
Lunar days Second lunar day
Second lunar day is like a blank white sheet on which whatever we write will remain for a long time. The day is favorable for research, philosophical reflections, discoveries. It is auspicious...
Top tips to remember from yoga centenarian Indira Devi
Indira Devi is from one of the brightest personalities of the 20th century. One of the first women practitioners of yoga, she is credited with popularizing this ...
Kindred souls or About reality
Perhaps some will disagree with what they are about to read, but finish these lines and think anyway. You won't find the half ...
Easter: names, customs and table
Kristov Day: namesakes, customs and meal Kristov Day is celebrated on September 14. It is one of the Twelve Great Christian Holidays. It is one of the feasts of the Feast of the Nativity of Christ the Saviour.
St. George's Day: customs, table and namesakes
St. George's Day: customs, table and names Every year on May 6 we celebrate Saint George the Victorious - the familiar St. George's Day. The day is an official holiday of the Republic of Bulgaria. Nouns: ...
What happens to your body when you don't eat meat for a year
What happens to your body when you don't eat meat for a year People give up on any New Year's resolutions. If you don't know if you can make it ...
Coffee is extremely useful!
A lot has been written and written about the harm of coffee, but serious research points to the exact opposite - coffee has many healthy properties - it reduces pain, ...
Every cell in the body responds to your thoughts Mirzakarim Norbekov
The principle of the brain activity of a mature person is general: the brain works through intermediaries, which are words. The word "health" is the mediator through which you want to ...
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.
When you feel lonely read this
When you feel lonely read this I wrote this letter for you because I know how much it hurts to feel lonely. And I know what it's like to ...
Balloon Tent: The New Modern Adventure
Balloon tent: the new modern adventure Escape from everyday life by sleeping under the stars without sacrificing the comfort of a big bed and a luxurious duvet, enveloped by ...
Stay young with these magical drinks
The preservation of eternal (or at least long) youth has been a question exciting mankind since time immemorial. In the ancient tales of many peoples there are stories of rejuvenating drinks that ...
Lazarovden: customs, namesakes and table
Lazarov's Day: customs, namesakes and table Lazarov's Day is celebrated every penultimate Saturday before Easter. Lazarovden Names: Lazar, Lazarinka, Lazarina, Lazo, Lazarka, Lalka, Lalko, Lalo, Lala, Lalyo, ...
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