Articles on Self-improvement
December 21, 2020
We’re time and time again challenged to be loyal to the conviction that there’s always something good to keep from even the direst of situations. … More Articles on Self-improvement
Category: Journal
Greek Christmas & New Year Recipes
December 15, 2019
Here’s sharing with you three simple recipes widespread in Greece, which are my own personal pick too for Christmas or New Year’s Day. … More Greek Christmas & New Year Recipes
Tracking Lord Byron, A romantic philhellene
April 20, 2018
Byron may be more widely known as the man that inspired the famous ‘Byronic Hero’. However, in Greece Byron is something else–or rather, something more. … More Tracking Lord Byron, A romantic philhellene
Root Chakra Balance | 11 Ways to Master Mindfulness
June 5, 2017
And think of ‘root’ as an umbrella term, whether you choose to call it ‘root chakra’ or simply your base, your grounding potential. … More Root Chakra Balance | 11 Ways to Master Mindfulness
Arc to Ego, then Speed on to Shadow
May 12, 2017
As Carl Jung also put it, what we ignore and avoid, persists. And it persists bad. … More Arc to Ego, then Speed on to Shadow
Introversion Decoded | 6 Redefinitions & Insider Insights
January 4, 2017
In a predominantly extroverted society, ‘introversion vs. extroversion’ is another form of discrimination rarely spoken of. … More Introversion Decoded | 6 Redefinitions & Insider Insights
The Red String of Fate | An East Asian Philosophy Tale
December 5, 2016
I once came across the East Asian “Red String of Fate” myth–pretty much how it happens when you’re not looking for gold. … More The Red String of Fate | An East Asian Philosophy Tale
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