Every Thursday is Happiness Day on Zen Habits.
Money can’t buy you love. It can’t buy you happiness either.
Today’s materialistic world often urges us to buy the coolest gadgets, the trendiest clothes, bigger and better things, but research shows that possessions and purchases don’t buy us happiness. According to an article on CNN:
By and large, money buys happiness only for those who lack the basic needs. Once you pass an income of $50,000, more money doesn’t buy much more happiness... Read Full Story
Dreams are defined, loosely, as a “sequence of sensations, images, thoughts, etc., passing through a sleeping person’s mind”
Dreams reveal a lot about our personality, our hopes and fears and that’s why dream interpretation is considered so important by many people.
Dream interpretation falls into several different groups that can be categorized as: (more…)
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By Matthias Reightman
Subliminal messages have many uses. Some are good and many are bad. Since I am a positive person I want to in the next few paragraphs think about all of the potentially good uses of these messages to our sub-conscious.
First though you need to understand the power of the human mind and how much what you think affects your outcomes. Think about all the ways that positivity makes good things happen. In sports is a great example. Especially at the elite level it isn’t the... Read Full Story
By Julie Redstone
The activity of the unconscious mind goes on all of the time whether we are aware of it or not. This activity includes many layers of perception that have to do with connecting the past and the present, the present and the future, and with integrating the meaning of events, emotions, and circumstances into our psychic structure and energy body.
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By Dr. Barry Burns
Archetypes are images common to all humans because they arise out of common human experience.
Though we are each unique individuals, our commonalities are more pervasive and fundamental than our differences. Truly understanding this is the only cure for racism, jingoism and prejudice.
Most symbols in your dreams reflect a part of yourself. Some images common to all of humanity, along with their typical meanings are: (more…)
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I heard a disturbing report about plastic garbage in the Pacific Ocean, and once I started researching this further, I was both appalled and ashamed of my race, the human race. I’m not an environmental extremist, but c’mon people! (myself included).
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By Carl Graeber
Every dreamer has asked questions about why we dream, and what those dreams mean. While every dream is unique to the person who dreams it, the world of dream interpretation is a rich, fascinating and exciting one. We have included here some of the most commonly asked questions about dreams and their analysis.
What is the significance of dreams?
Yes. Dreams to have significance in the real world. Dreams are told in a symbolic language, and the images in dreams tend to contain... Read Full Story
A company named Tata Motors in India unveiled their newest vehicle today, the Nano, a car that would sell for 100,000 lupee, or $2,500 dollars! You heard me right folks, $2,500. This could bring car ownership to millions of people in India, but some complain that so many news cars would overrun roads and create environmental problems.
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I recently had a dream that I hallucinating, what do you think it means?
The Dream:
I woke up and my mouth felt swollen. I went downstairs to where my wife was and asked her if she would have a look at my lip. She said it looked normal to her, so I went and checked the mirror and saw that my bottom lip was HUGE! I was surprised that my wife couldn’t see this.
Meanwhile she was in the bathroom getting ready for work and I went to the garage. As I walked in, I could see that the floor was wet... Read Full Story
