The Power of the Smile
There are hundreds of different variations of smiles expressing the full range of human emotion. From Charles Darwin’s facial expressions interpretations to Stanford University’s “Happiness” class — smile scholars have … Continue reading
Fibromyalgia: Closer to a Biomarker
Molecular biological markers, or biomarkers, are biological molecules found in blood, other body fluids, or tissues that are a sign of a normal or abnormal process, or of a condition … Continue reading
Health and Vegetarian Diets
My Food Guide by Health Canada allows you to build your own Food Guide with foods that you like. The wide selection of foods from each of the four food … Continue reading
Hope is Beautiful
A new blogging friend, melodiousgarden posed the question: “What is the most beautiful thing you have ever seen?” Something akin to a slide show of memories began to display in … Continue reading
Flowers, Impermanence and the Grief Cycle
The death of a loved one is a painful event. The loss of a loved one means the world as we knew it has changed and those changes require that … Continue reading
Spring is Cherry Blossom Time
The cherry blossom season from March to mid-April is a relatively short and brilliantly beautiful beginning of spring. Cherry blossoms are the quintessential expression of Mono no aware. It’s the … Continue reading
Quiet and society’s extroversion bias
I just finished reading a powerful book, Quiet by Susan Cain.This book spoke to me because I am an introvert and I’ve always been under pressure to become someone I’m … Continue reading
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