Category: Lifestyle EN

CHILDREN RAISED IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS ARE HEALTHIER Studies show that children who grow up in rural areas, especially around animals and nature, tend to have stronger immune systems. This is because they are exposed to more types of bacteria and microbes found in soil, plants, and animals. These tiny organisms help train their immune systems to respond properly, making them less likely to...

SCHOOL UNIFORMS MADE FROM BANANA FIBRE Some schools in Vietnam are now using school uniforms made from banana fibre, a biodegradable fabric derived from discarded stalks. The material is breathable, moisture-wicking, and durable, keeping students cool in classrooms without air conditioning. This makes it an ideal alternative to synthetic materials like polyester, which can trap heat and take...

ANT PHILOSOPHY Ants never quit. Block their path – they’ll climb over. Flood it – they’ll swim. Cover it – they’ll dig. They don’t stop. They don’t complain. They just find another way. While the world rests, they prepare. Ants think winter all summer. While the sun is warm, they prepare for the cold ahead. They never mistake comfort for security. When the world freezes, they...

The Consumers' Association of Penang (CAP) urges Hindus who are celebrating Deepavali to make this year's Deepavali a plastic-free occasion. Plastics are a scourge on the world. Plastic pollution is one of the most pervasive and insidious threats to our environment and public health. Deepavali celebrates the triumph of good over evil and light over darkness. In today's era, the challenge is to...

In Japan, schools approach education differently by focusing first on character and social development. The idea is to help children grow into respectful and responsible individuals. During the first 3 years, students learn the importance of empathy, respect, cooperation, and discipline. Schooling during this time focuses less on academics and more on social responsibility and moral development....

(Pearls of Wisdom) Life is like a jar. Every single day, you choose what fills it. The big rocks are what truly matter – your health, your relationships, your purpose, your growth. The pebbles are the smaller goals, tasks, and commitments. The sand is everything else – the distractions, the noise, the endless busywork. When you start with the sand, there’s no room left for the rocks. But...

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Angry? Under stress? Feeling lonely? Here are some easy ways to feel better. (Image credit: Your Health’s Care)

Incorporate beauty into your life. Engage your senses. Actively looking for beautiful things can reduce stress, calm the nervous system, and improve well-being. By seeing beauty in the ordinary, you can enrich your life and find happiness. To find things beautiful, cultivate a practice of conscious observation by noticing the details in everyday life, engaging with nature, exploring art, and...

Human’s connection to nature has declined 60% in 200 years, a recent study has shown. This is mostly due to the increased loss of accessible green spaces and the lack of passing on knowledge around nature to children. But the good news is, this can be reversed by spending more time in nature! Are there any here that you would like to try out? Source: 1 Million Women