Discover your Human Design type and what it means
Attempting to decode the mysterious "why" of our human existence has been a trend since, well, forever. To do so, some look to the subconscious and unconscious mind, and the modalities that help us to understand it better: think astrology, tarot, and other archetypal practices. Human Design is unique in that it combines several ancient systems of wisdom: the I Ching, chakra system, astrology, Kabbalah, and Myers-Briggs (among others); blending them into a single system to produce five different energy types. These energy types each have different ways of relating to—and thriving in—the world. Practicioners believe that by learning to work with your energy type, you can make your life flow more easily. Think of it as learning to swim with the current instead of upstream. Intrigued? Click on to discover your Human Design type and what it means.
2024-05-15T10:11:00Z
The origins of the most popular cat breeds
Dog may be man's best friend, but cats aren't far behind! Having long been treated like royalty, cats have been worshiped since ancient Egypt. And whether it's for their unique physical characteristics, or their affectionate personalities, cats have left a lasting, positive impression around the world. When it comes to their breeds, cats are either domestic, purebred, or hybrids. Domestic cats don't have a pedigree history of their lineage, while purebred cats do. Hybrids are domesticated cats crossbred with wild feline varieties. Are you curious to know the origin of your feline friend? If so, check out this gallery to discover the origins of the most popular cat breeds around.
2024-01-29T13:16:09Z
How to hack your happy chemicals
When it comes down to it, happiness is the most sought-after value in the world, and we have four main hormones that are pulling the strings. Serotonin, dopamine, oxytocin, and endorphins are the famous happy hormones that are responsible for feelings like pleasure, bonding, motivation, and even love. Hormones and neurotransmitters are the body's chemical messengers that are involved in many essential processes, like heart rate and digestion, but also your mood and feelings. Understanding how these happy chemicals function in the body and the brain allows us to be active agents in improving their levels naturally. And who wouldn't want a little more health and happiness? Click through to learn which activities can stimulate each of the four main happy hormones, and what kinds of happiness they can offer.
2024-02-05T17:15:45Z