Self-help

What you Should Know About Daydreaming
Every day, you spend approximately a third to half of your waking hours lost in daydreams. While this might seem like a significant waste of time, scientists believe there must be a purpose behind it, or else humans wouldn't have evolved to daydream so extensively. To better understand the phenomenon, let's focus on the prime daydreamer: the bored teenager.
By LyricCoffee2 years ago in Chapters
Unlocking power of vitamin D
Vitamin D is a fat-solvent supplement that is significant for bone turn of events and has different medical advantages. Lack of vitamin D can prompt muscle and bone shortcoming, heart illnesses, diabetes, debilitated resistant framework, and mental deterioration. The suggested day to day admission of vitamin D shifts in light old enough and orientation. Wellsprings of vitamin D incorporate daylight openness, certain food sources, and enhancements. Lack of vitamin D can be brought about by variables, for example, restricted sun openness, hazier complexions, certain ailments, and terrible eating routine. Vitamin D supplementation ought to be finished with wariness to keep away from poisonousness. Vitamin D has insusceptible supporting, mitigating, and potential emotional well-being benefits. Integrating vitamin D into one's life is critical for generally speaking prosperity.
By Tolen Mc2 years ago in Chapters
The Gut-Brain Connection: How Gut Health Impacts Your Mind
As humans, we often think of our bodies and minds as separate entities. But the truth is that they are intricately connected, and nowhere is this connection more evident than in the gut-brain connection. Our gut health can have a significant impact on our mental health, and it’s important to understand how this connection works.
By Refresh-Health2 years ago in Chapters
When pigs fly
“When somebody loves you will be the day pigs fly.” What’s what was said on a Monday afternoon on a fairly cloudy but still quite sunny and warm day. What does it mean for pigs to fly? Pigs can’t fly they don’t have wing- oh. That makes sense.
By Ashley2 years ago in Chapters
Choosing to be Homeless in San Francisco
How it started... Growing up surrounded by people can make one feel as if the concept of “alone” is more than foreign, possibly even unrealistic in actuality. Is it possible to feel alone if you’re never able to experience the reality of being left to one’s self? And yet, loneliness is a notion I understand quite intimately. In fact, I can claim that I have spent the greatest majority of my life operating from this particular viewpoint, regardless of the fact that I have resided and traveled within some of the biggest and busiest cities in the world. I, in no way, consider this to be an accomplishment, but again, wish to convey the idea that being lonely is possible for anyone regardless of outward appearances and situation.
By Kat Bartschi2 years ago in Chapters
The Lighthouse of Lost Dreams
Once upon a time, on a remote island off the coast of Ireland, there stood a solitary lighthouse, known far and wide as the "Lighthouse of Lost Dreams." Perched on a rugged cliff, it overlooked the turbulent sea, its light a beacon to guide sailors through treacherous waters. Yet, it was not just a navigational aid; it held a secret known only to a select few.
By Alite Digitals2 years ago in Chapters
WILL SMITH: THE COMEBACK KID.
Will Smith is quite possibly of the greatest star on the planet, yet his profession endured a shot in Walk 2022 when he slapped Chris Rock in front of an audience at the Oscars. The episode was broadly censured, and Smith was prohibited from going to the Foundation Grants for a long time.
By Christian Agbodzi (10978174)2 years ago in Chapters
Long COVID cases
A recent survey has revealed that individuals can experience persistent symptoms similar to those of a common cold, similar to the lingering effects of long COVID-19. The survey data indicates that while symptoms may be comparable in both groups, individuals with long COVID-19 are more prone to experiencing more severe health complications. Medical professionals emphasize that long COVID should not be confused with the so-called "long cold."
By Fahima Nazneen Rahman2 years ago in Chapters
who is a narcissist?
WHO IS A NACISSIST? The concept of narcissism dates back to ancient Greek and Roman mythology, where the story of Narcissus, a man obsessed with his own image, was told. Narcissus, after rejecting a nymph named Echo, fell in love with his own reflection in a river and drowned. The flower that marked the spot of his death is now known as the Narcissus. While the myth captures the essence of narcissism, it is not merely a personality type found in advice columns. Psychologists have classified and studied narcissism as a set of traits. Narcissists have an inflated, grandiose self-image and believe they are better looking, smarter, and more important than others, deserving of special treatment.
By Ricca2 years ago in Chapters
Everything flows...
I find myself thinking about how often we don't know where to go, which path to take, what choices to make, what to value and not in this world...
By Sergio Rijo2 years ago in Chapters
Liquid relationships that evaporate
Zygmunt Bauman once said that we live in liquid times where nothing is made to last. He spoke of people being treated like consumer goods, meaning that if they have flaws, they are discarded. Or even replaced by updated versions. People are judged by our expectations, and if they can't meet them, they are returned to their origin at an even greater speed than when they arrived. Since expectations never take into account the less desirable things, they will inevitably be rejected for who they really are. People are chosen in the same way that a new car is chosen, with the expectation that it will have certain features and extras that we require, and when we discover that the car has flaws and imperfections, we park it and go in search of a new one.Perhaps we want one that is more beautiful, more powerful, and more fashionable—even a color that we like more—but the car that disappointed our expectations is one that we will never want again.
By Sergio Rijo2 years ago in Chapters
Proudly Humble
Silent screams, the inaudible murmurs of those who ask for help from themselves. There are days when trying to see the sun is useless; the black storm clouds do not dissipate. Rain falls on our faces in the form of tears, and painful lightning strikes our chest. No matter how much wind the storm seems to bring, it comes without air, an air that is missing with every breath of our being.
By Sergio Rijo2 years ago in Chapters