Why Being Bored Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
April McCarthy, PreventDisease.com Researchers are taking a closer look at the state of boredom that leaves people craving relief—and how
Tag: psychology
The Revolution of the Individual
Jon Rappoport How long does this revolution last? Think about a nice round figure: the NEXT 10,000 years. The revolution
How You Feel Determines Who Can Influence You
Josh Richardson, PreventDisease.com In a new study, Stanford psychologists examined why some people respond differently to an upsetting situation and
Working with Your Hands Does Wonders for Your Brain
Susan Biali, PreventDisease.com Using our hands may actually be key to maintaining a healthy mood, and the lack of this
People with a Sense of Unity Experience Greater Life Satisfaction
Josh Richardson, PreventDisease.com People who embrace a sense of unity and oneness—the idea that everything in the world is connected and
20 Things You Can Do This Year to Change Your Life
Josh Richardson, PreventDisease.com There is no secret to happiness, but there is a science to it, says Tim Bono, a psychology
If You Were Chief of CIA Consciousness Ops
Jon Rappoport There is an obsession to say that everything is made out of something. Who knows where it started?
New Study Shows Time on Social Media Can Make You Lonely & Depressed
Anna Hunt, Waking Times Pretty much everyone will agree that too much time on social media will leave you feeling
Running, Writing & Deep Play
Alex Pang, PhD OUTSIDE ONLINE has a new article, “Eight of Our Favorite Writers on Why They Run.” They’re not
Take in the Good
Rick Hanson, PhD Do Positive Experiences “Stick to Your Ribs”? The Practice: Take in the good. Why? Scientists believe that
