Recognized as culture-linked syndromes, these two terms define behaviors defined by localisms and beliefs that affect people effectively.
The art of dying
The process of dying can include visions, “visits” of relatives or friends who have already died, premonitory or clairvoyant dreams, telepathic contacts and synchronous coincidences that apparently are unrelated[1]. Continue reading “The art of dying”
The deep and endearing black spruce
An oil born for overcoming. Wakes up motivation, joy, clarity and hope. It is humble and great. Inevitable. Touches something deep and endearing that excites, synchronizing with a familiar and warm feeling of home. Continue reading “The deep and endearing black spruce”
Lavender promises
A team from the Universidad Politécnica de Hong Kong, led by Mexican Doctor Dalinda Isabel Sánchez-Vidaña observed that the effects on mice, observed in vivo, both behaviorally and cellularly, support the possible use of lavender as a promising treatment option for depression in the future.
More than you imagine
¿Te das cuenta de que hay días en los que te sientes bien? no porque te hayan regalado algo, o hayas recibido una buena noticia, sino porque emana de tu interior sin más: hay templanza, discernimiento y te sientes capaz de todo. Continue reading “More than you imagine”
Losing a loved one
Living the days before the loss of any loved one is, in most cases, painful and dramatic; It is a process that is not pleasant to go through and in which a torrent of difficult-to-manage emotions invades our head and our body. Continue reading “Losing a loved one”