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5 Ways To Deal With Stress
Today in the world of the modern era people are working 24/7 day and night to make their life comfortable for them or so can they live the life they wanted but it comes at a high cost in the form of Stress. Stress is a natural feeling of not being able to confront specific interests, but it can be a danger if a person is unable to manage it. If you’re presently working you will know what it feels like to be stressed at work a must-do assignment suddenly appears without the warning. For every email you delete, three more are added to your inbox. Phones ring, meetings are set up, and a coworker fails to complete a joint assignment. This article will tell you how to dominate over stress. They are a few things that can be useful.
By Shah Saud4 years ago in Humans
Vaccination privileges in our lifes, yes they matter.
Time for a research on the meaning of the word, so consciousness in the world debate expands once again. What is privilege and can it harm our society or is it a common good?
By Veronique Beauprez4 years ago in Humans
To Which Extent Do We Have Control Over Our Emotions or Feelings?
“Conventional wisdom suggests that you don’t really have an emotional reaction unless a thought has crossed your mind. The problem with this view is that some events automatically trigger emotional responses without the need to think.” — Alexander L. Chapman, Ph.D., R.Psych
By Myriam Ben Salem4 years ago in Humans
Omicron Covid Latest News Update: Covid-19 New Variant Omicron Positive Two Cases Were Found In Karnataka
Corona Omicron Variant News Update: Highlights Two Omicron variant cases were found in India Both Omicron’s cases are from Karnataka A doctor with no travel history and a South African returnee One is a 46-year-old Indian doctor, the other a 66-year-old South African man Till now more than 3000 passengers have arrived in India from Omicron affected countries Total 373 Omicron infected diagnosed in 29 nations Government postpones resumption of international flights True devotion has the power to demolish sin and so the suffering
By SA News Channel4 years ago in Humans
Dreaming to Awakening
***Enters dramatic superhero music*** "We are here:::In all ages, shapes and forms:::Weaved through the frontlines, backlines and sidelines:::Seeded exactly for these times... WE ARE... STARSEED BABEES!"
By Zalayshia Imintuit4 years ago in Humans
A Letter to Almost
Should I start with the birds? The seagulls that are really just gulls or so you’d remind me the last time we met? Or the Rufous that flitted around your yard this summer while you gardened and I played with the stray orange cat? How do you track something with so many beginnings?
By Sam Eliza Green4 years ago in Humans
How Positive Thinking Can Benefit You in Uncertain Times
What can you do when everyone around you is screaming that you are finished? Are they trying to discourage you? No, sometimes your loved ones actually believe that.
By Dew Langrial4 years ago in Humans
Do We Live in Heaven or Hell?
Heaven: No different than abnormally constant sadness, our bodies are not designed for eternal happiness. Our emotions, like sadness and happiness, are made to put us in a constant up and down as we experience life. With every emotion having its purpose, they were all constructed through years of evolution and natural selection. These emotions allow our biological needs to appear as desires and our biological burdens to be seen as disasters. Therefore, endless happiness would be as unnatural and possibly as detrimental as never-ending sadness.
By Jake West4 years ago in Humans
What Did He Just Say?
My father (who’s in his 80’s) lost his 16-year-old Shih Tzu this year. Pulmonary Edema. Her lungs would fill up with fluid and had to be drained every other week.
By John Sutter4 years ago in Humans
Meanderings and Musings
It is that time of year again. A little background (with links to further details on the backstory!): Holidays are hard, even if you don't take commercialism into account. I miss my late husband, I am trying to get my brakes fixed for a reasonable price, and my work schedule is highly variable. It's fairly ad hoc anyway, but in December and in the spring, clients go on vacation or leave school early or take mental health days without informing my department.
By Jenn Kirkland4 years ago in Humans
Am I Cold, or Are You Just Codependent?
After 15 years of living abroad, a lot of people assume I’m a cold person, and they have no problem saying it out loud. Especially when the topic of family comes up.
By Taru Anniina Liikanen4 years ago in Humans
Reflection
When India was in its first phase of lockdown in 2020, the thing that most disturbed me was not the statistics about the rising covid cases. It was the picture of migrant workers walking towards their hometowns in the vast landscape of a country like India with little or no support from anyone. How utterly isolating that experience is? At the same time, I was sitting in the comfort of a home complaining about the limited stock available for the groceries. After seeing the devastating stories posted all over the Internet, I could not help wondering about how I ended up in such a position of privilege while the majority of my fellow citizens were going through such a crisis. It is pure dumb luck and nothing else. Our place and family of birth play a bigger role in shaping our destinies far more than we are willing to give credit for.
By chembarathi4 years ago in Humans