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Between work stress, personal responsibilities, and the never-ending stream of bad news, our brains rarely get a break. Meditation is like a mental spa day—except you don’t have to book an appointment or put on a fluffy robe (unless you want to, which, by the way, I fully support).
Ah, the holiday season—a time of joy, celebration, and, let’s face it, overindulgence. From the twinkling lights to the smell of cinnamon wafting through the air, Christmas has a way of wrapping us in its warm, festive embrace. But amidst the gift exchanges and holiday feasts, it’s easy to let our health take a backseat.
Mental health encompasses both our emotional and psychological states, including the ability to cope with normal stressors, work productively, and engage with others. When mental health falters, it can manifest as anxiety, depression, or stress that disrupts our daily lives.
Your belief system can reflect your core priorities and help define your stance on significant matters. For instance, a commitment to animal rights might lead you to opt for cruelty-free products and make more conscientious food choices.