When one thinks of the Arctic Circle, it’s easy to picture some of the harshest weather conditions that exist on Earth. You might find yourself wondering why anyone would want to live in a region where temperatures can fall to negative 58°F, but about four million people live in the arctic circle (10 percent of…
Cassius Kamarampi from TheMindUnleashed.com writes: Researchers from Kyoto University in Japan have found that dogs and capuchin monkeys have a human-like sense of morality. In particular, they react less positively to humans who are less kind, less willing to share or assist other people. Their paper was published in the journal Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews.…
DavidWolfe.com shares: Being a teacher often in involves some creativity. Whether it’s making a lesson easier to understand or keeping the class interested, teachers often find unique ways to help their students succeed. Speech language pathologist Amy Maplethorpe is no exception. Amy teaches at Raymond Ellis Elementary School in Round Lake, Illinois. With a little…
TheMindUnleashed.com shares: The U.S. Department of Agriculture just released its biannual report on farm incomes, and it looks bleak. Farmers are drowning in debt, and it’s being blamed on a poor dollar and dropping grain prices, but let’s look at some additional factors which may be bankrupting the farmers of the U.S., and some easy…
Cassius Methyl from TheMindUnleashed.com writes: Do you ever go out in public, and feel a strong uncomfortable feeling around other people? It’s comparable to two opposing poles of magnets: if you go out in any city in the US, you’ll probably notice a growing disconnect between people. Smart phones seem to exacerbate this disconnect between people, and…
GoodNewsNetwork.org shares: As Buddha once said, “we are what we think” —and positive thinking is an important step in any achievement, whether in your career or your personal life. So why not follow what inspires some of the most successful people on the planet? Maybe you are looking to make changes in the way you approach your relationships, or…
Anna Hunt from WakingTimes.com writes: A research team out of University of Colorado-Boulder has found that prescription opioids may actually worsen chronic pain. The study also discovered that these drugs may in fact prolong the condition that they are supposed to help placate. This may explain why in the U.S., prescriptions of opioids, such as…
Danielle Eva Pewhairangi from BodyMindSoulSpirit.com writes: The One. It can be such a daunting term. Being with the right person can not only determine authentic, unconditional happiness, but your health as well. Being in a toxic relationship may keep you from true happiness, stop you from experiencing unconditional love, and can hold you back from living…
Maria Marlowe from DavidWolfe.com writes: This almond milk takes less than 3 minutes to make and tastes so good that you may never want to buy packaged almond milk again! Almond and other dairy-free milks have become very popular recently, but many of them are full of additives, sugar, and other filler ingredients that you…
DavidWolfe.com shares: A little stress here and there can be a good thing. It can help motivate you to work harder and perform your best under pressure. The stress response is the body’s way of protecting you. But chronic stress can lead to some serious health issues, both mental and physical. It can suppress your immune…