Humans are social creatures. I am sure you have heard this statement many times in different forms and shapes. It is so obvious; we crave to be socially accepted, we dream about friends, a perfect relationship, about belonging to a … Continued
“We often look for happiness outside of ourselves. We think “if I only had this or that person or thing, everything would be fine. We think, if only this or that changed, my life would be perfect”. We don’t need … Continued
It’s Valentine again. The stores are full of pink-wrapped chocolate boxes, pink cards, pink roses… some red ones too. There are also full of stressed out people (read men) trying to figure out what to buy, what would be good … Continued
A couple of years ago, my wife and I have visited a small gallery in Sedona and fell in love with the works of the local painter Pamela Becker. The stunning full-size oils were not quite in our price range … Continued
Recently published, 75 years old Harvard Harvastudy discovered the truth about what keeps us happy and healthy when we go through the life. Since 1938 over 700 people have been studied by several generations of researchers. The same men have … Continued
The Christmas and New Year celebrations are over. We are free to start again, decide on New Year’s resolutions, make plans, new projects, dream dreams. I don’t actually like Christmas and all the fuss about ending the old and starting … Continued
What is the most important question you have to answer for yourself when getting into a committed relationship?
A horrible thing happened in Paris. Horrible things happen almost every day in the world. Some catch our attention more than others. Some fill us with terror and prompt us to say things we may later regret. I have been … Continued
I listened to the radio show recently. I do not exactly remember the discussion; I remember the host, Shad, saying: “the smartphone has ruined my life! It has ruined my sleep, my dinners, my social life”! Unfortunately, he didn’t explain … Continued
Apparently we are social creatures. At least that’s what sociologists, psychologists, and all possible researchers say. We need people to be with; we don’t do well in solitude. And yet, very seldom I see people who are happy and satisfied … Continued