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 12 Science-Backed Benefits of Yoga
Yoga is a system of physical, mental, and spiritual practices that aim to transform the body and mind. It includes breathing exercises, meditation and postures, ...
Twelfth lunar day
The twelfth lunar day is unlucky and unfortunate. Nothing should be undertaken and nothing started, as all efforts will be ...
What happens when we cry?
Wet face. Red eyes. Smudged makeup. It's easy to tell when someone is crying. But why does your body think sending salty fluid from your eyes ...
6 reasons to eat eggs
Here are 6 reasons why you should eat eggs and to encourage you to eat them more often.
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.
9 health benefits of thyme. How to take thyme?
Thyme is an herb in the mint family that you probably recognize from your spice kit. But it's so much more than an additional ingredient. Its range ...
7 questions to find out what you want to do with your life
What do I want to do with my life? It's a question we all think about at one point or another. For some, the answer comes…
Antonovden: names, traditions and customs
Antonovday: namesakes, traditions and customs Antonovday is celebrated every year on January 17. On this day the memory of St. Anthony is commemorated. Anthony the Great. Anton, ...
Happy things happen to happy people
I've always felt that being happy and well-meaning in today's world is not good for yourself. That most people are not so well-intentioned...
To worry is to use your imagination to create something you don't want
The thing is, you're too used to worrying. And worrying has become a habit that you persistently ...
The Three Doors of Wisdom or The Parable of Wisdom
A magnificent parable about the path to self-discovery. I highly recommend that everyone read it!
Nicholas Day: traditions, names and table
St. Nicholas Day: traditions, namesakes and table On December 6, we celebrate one of the biggest Christian folk holidays, St. Nicholas Day. Namesakes Nikola, Nikolai, Nikolina, Nikoletta, Nenka, Nina, Nino, Kolyo ...
What causes spring fatigue and how to fight it
When spring is in full swing, the days are longer and the weather is nicer. All you want to do is take advantage of every…
No one leaves anyone behind, just one is ahead - 25 tips from Mihail Litvak
Mikhail Litvak is an eminent psychologist and psychotherapist of world renown, a candidate of medical sciences and the author of a number of books on practical and popular psychology. He ...
11 things you don't owe an explanation for (even if you think otherwise)
We have all felt or are feeling the pressure, conscious or unconscious, of those around us to act a certain way. Often those close to us feel ...
Babinden: customs and table
Babinden: customs and meal Babinden is celebrated on January 8 (January 21 old style). The holiday is dedicated to the health of children, grandmothers - midwives and ...
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."
What you run from is what you attract into your life by Milena Goleva
Come try it! Try to get away from what annoys you. It's exactly the same as throwing a boomerang. To shoot it with all your might...
Just ten minutes a day and you will forget about eye fatigue - eye exercises
It is unpleasant when the eyes get tired. Dryness in the eyes, desire to rub them. Fatigue also leads to vision problems. To avoid this ...
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