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The article deals with the dance and cultural performances presented during the 2024 Paris Olympics which shows the symbiosis between art and sports. It notes on the obvious similarities between art and sports, which are the idea of excellence and surpassing oneself. It states that the dance performances pay homage to the Olympics Games and to the joy of moving.

A recent study from the Netherlands has found a link between the size of a person's amygdala, a part of the brain associated with fear processing, and their political leanings. The study, which analyzed MRI brain scans of 928 individuals, found that conservative voters tend to have slightly larger amygdalas compared to progressive voters. The researchers also noted that the correlation between amygdala size and conservatism depended on the specific political party that the participant identified with. These findings align with a previous study conducted in the UK. However, the study did not find a link between conservatism and a smaller volume of grey matter in another brain region associated with impulse and emotion management. The researchers emphasized that the relationship between political ideology and brain structure is nuanced and multidimensional. In a separate article, Sadhguru, a yogi and bestselling author, criticizes modern education for failing to develop the body and mind to their fullest potential. He argues that education sets up strong desires and ambitions without a clear purpose, leading to suffering and confusion. Sadhguru suggests that education should be empowering and provide guidelines for wellbeing. [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates the Sincerely Health platform digital health and wellness tool designed by Safeway.

The article discusses the celebration of International Yoga Day by various organizations in the United States. GOPIO Manhattan and Happy Life organized an online workshop with the participation of viewers and participants from New York, other parts of the U.S., and India. The event emphasized the importance of living a happy and healthy life through yoga and mindfulness. Additionally, the World Vegan Vision participated in International Yoga Day celebrations, promoting sustainable choices and veganism. The organization spread the message of a sustainable future and used biodegradable products and sustainable food options during the event. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the celebration of International Yoga Day by various organizations in the United States. GOPIO Manhattan and Happy Life organized an online workshop with the participation of viewers and participants from New York, other parts of the U.S., and India. The event emphasized the importance of living a happy and healthy life through yoga and mindfulness. Additionally, the World Vegan Vision participated in International Yoga Day celebrations, spreading the message of a sustainable future through plant-based choices and mindful practices. The organization also emphasized the use of biodegradable products and sustainable food options during the event. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the physical and mental changes observed in four non-professional astronauts who spent three days in Earth's orbit during the Inspiration4 mission in September 2021, revealing modest declines in cognitive tests, stressed immune systems.

The given document is a snapshot of the FMCG industry, providing brief updates on various topics. United Spirits has acquired a 15% stake in Pistola Agave Spirits Brand to expand its portfolio in the premium craft segment. Dheeraj Nagpal, co-founder of Zingavita, highlights the holistic approach and health benefits of nutraceuticals derived from food sources. Adani Wilmar expects double-digit growth in fourth-quarter edible oil sales in India. Scandalous Foods has announced plans to triple production and establish a facility in Nashik. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the experiences recounted by hostages who were released by the Hamas group during the October 2023 attack by the militant group in Israel. According to the hostages, they were denied sufficient food and water during their captivity. Also cited is the declaration of war declared by Israel against Hamas and its siege of Gaza involving air and ground military campaigns that killed over 13,000 people.

The article titled "MIND BODY SPIRIT" provides horoscope readings for different zodiac signs. It offers insights and advice on various aspects of life, such as finances, relationships, personal growth, and spirituality. The article encourages readers to embrace their unique qualities and seek support and guidance from others. It also emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and making positive changes in order to achieve personal fulfillment. [Extracted from the article]

United Spirits, a prominent player in the alcohol beverage industry, has acquired a 15 percent stake in Inspired Hospitality, the parent company of Pistola, for Rs 5.65 crore. This move aims to strengthen United Spirits' presence in the premium craft segment. Pistola, founded in 2010, specializes in agave spirits and outsources its bottling function to a third party. This acquisition expands United Spirits' portfolio and diversifies its offerings. [Extracted from the article]

The article highlights the Akshaya Patra Foundation's end-of-year gratitude gala held in New Jersey, where 3.5 million U.S. dollars were raised to support the organization's program of providing daily meals to 1.8 million school children in India. Topics include the gala's high-profile speakers, the significant funds raised, and the foundation's mission to address hunger and promote education among children through grassroots involvement.

The article focuses on the benefits and challenges of open-water swimming, highlighting its therapeutic and physical advantages, as well as providing tips for beginners to build their skills in both pool and open-water environments.

The article introduces Safeway's Sincerely Health platform, aiming to promote healthier living by providing insights on diet, lifestyle, and offering rewards through grocery discounts for achieving health goals.

The article discusses the concept that chronic back pain, often attributed to structural issues, may be linked to mind-body factors such as suppressed emotions. It discusses the avoidance of strong emotions like anger, sadness, fear, shame and guilt; views of Dr. Ira Rashbaum, a physiatrist, on issue; and recommendations for psychoeducational programs, psychotherapy, and addressing emotional factors as part of the treatment approach for chronic back pain.

The author focuses on unbearable thoughts that come from time to time and can not be removed, and mentions how one can meet the needs of one's loved ones with Alzheimer's. Topics discussed include views of Buddhist teacher Pema Chodron on mind as source of one's suffering, letting god transform oneself into a new person with change in one's thought, and life spent while surrendering to the God.

The article discusses the power of meditation on mental, physical, and spiritual health, highlighting the benefits and experiences shared by spiritual leaders and practitioners of the Science of Spirituality.

The article discusses the many health benefits of dance, including weight loss, flexibility, cognitive performance, emotional health, confidence, expression, coordination, energy, and fun.

The article focuses on the experiences and changes that occur during the midlife period, specifically between the ages of 40 and 60. Topics include the physical and mental transformations that occur during this time, common concerns and frustrations, and the need for information and support regarding health and well-being in midlife.

An interview with Sadhguru is presented, discussing the causes of stress in the corporate sector, emphasizing that stress arises from the inability to manage one's inner situation rather than external factors, including the importance of understanding to live a fulfilling and successful life.

The article presents an interview with dancer Soulma Hosany who reveals her most memorable moment as a dancer; her dance classes at CRATE in London, England; and benefits of dance in mental and physical health.

The article focuses on Miramar Martial Arts Academy and its founder and owner, Tom Thai. Topics discussed include history of the academy, its offering of classical Korean Martial Art of Tang Sooo Do and Fitness Kickboxing, and the Academy's commitment to helping students develop self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-discipline.

The article offers information about the increased in the gun-involved crimes in Washington, D.C., along with mentions that Gun-related crimes have contributed to the 203 homicides reported in the District in 2022. It mentions the views of the Masica Jordan-Alston, chief executive officer of Jordan Peer Recovery and assistant professor at Bowie State University on the importance of trauma-informed care.

The article presents the comment from Sadhguru, a yogi, mystic, visionary and bestselling author who relates that by the practice of yogasanas, one realise how physically rigid one is and takes a little more awareness to become aware of the rigidity in one's mind and emotions.

The author reflects on her experience of being cured of chronic pain after following suggestions in the book "Healing Back Pain: The Mind-Body Connection" by doctor John Sarno. She cites the ineffectiveness of physical therapy and ultrasound in treating her pain. The rehabilitation physician recommended undergoing psychotherapy or journaling about repressed emotions to address chronic pain. She attributes her understanding of the role of the mind and the body in physical suffering to Sarno.

The article discusses the nature of human consciousness, noting the implications of quantum physics for the nature of reality. Topics addressed include possible limitations on the human mind's ability to perceive an objective reality, as well as disagreement over the possibility of simulating the human mind through the creation of a computer that mirrors the human brain. The author concludes that human beings cannot step outside of subjective consciousness to observe reality.

The article discusses several conventions from June to December 2021. Topics discussed include Webinar! "Mind, Spirit, & Body: Holistic Care of Elder Religious & Diocesan Priests (ERDP) Amidst COVID-19," seminar "Preaching & Racism: Finding our Way Forward" and serene space for private retreats offered by Siena Retreat Center.

The article focuses on Jack Gallant, computational neuro-scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, who worked to improve understanding of brain encoding information and mentions his focus on prosaic. Topics disucssed include gizmos invented by scientists that helped paralyzed patients leverage mobility of lips and eyelids, applications of brain reading which do not require understanding speech and treating inflammatory diseases by stimula ting nerves.

The article features Maureen Raymo, an oceanographer and climate scientist who was appointed as interim director of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. Topics covered include educational and career background of Raymo, discrimination experienced by Raymo in her own career, and overview of her plans for science in line with her appointment at Lamont-Doherty.

The article discusses the the end of a well-lived life due to temperature fluctuations. Topics include cooled bodies, wrapped in plastic plus additional coverings for heads, hands and feet being neatly stacked on metal frames; wheeled to a nearby laboratory being placed on tables and dissected by medical students; and admiring medical students for taking on the anxieties and arduousness of their education and then the pressures of residencies.

The article presents a discussion on the association between spirituality and the functioning of human brain. Neurologists have been conducting research studies to examine whether the mind exists beyond the body or whether basic scientific knowledge must be linked to human values. These researchers are part of a small but growing group of investigators who are exploring the connections between the brain and spirituality. According to Patrick McNamara, an assistant professor of neurology at Boston University School of Medicine, Massachusetts, this is a new science that is emerging. This science can be called the cognitive neuroscience of religion. Almost all neuroscientists agree that the mind is a product of the brain, but McNamara questions that assumption. He says that it is absurd for someone to say that consciousness is nothing but a certain set of brain-activation patterns. He openly wonders whether consciousness has an immaterial aspect, perhaps related to what theologians have traditionally called the soul. INSETS: What Happens to Your Brain While Praying?;Researcher Brings Intelligent Design to Mind.

This article focuses on people's belief in dualism -- that bodies and souls are separate, when in fact, this assumption is mistaken, as the soul is a mere brain activity. The dualist approach frames how people think about issues that are central to their lives. In case of abortion, this can lend support to either side of the issue. For the pro-abortion, the woman owns her body and can do whatever she wants to do with it; for the anti-abortion, the organism inside a pregnant woman's body has a soul of its own and would therefore have its own rights. Science, however, can never settle the question “when does life begin?” Certain parts of the brain are lit up in a scanner when subjects think about religion, sex or race. The conclusion that people's souls are flesh is troubling for many, and much harder to accept than evolution, and might be impossible to reconcile with many religious views.

The article reports on The Magical Orb founded by holistic healers Priyanka Aditya Baid and Aaliiyaa H. Jarriwala at their debut wellness retreat pop-up The Soul Sojourn at The Folly, Amethyst in India.

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The article focuses on study according to which skin-psyche connection which comes to overproduction of cortisol causing stress hormone and mentions pressure on cortisol inhibits production of hyaluronic acid and collagen.

The author discusses the popularity among college students of the concept of the soul, and attempts to place it in its proper context. He dispenses with orthodox theological arguments and New Age arguments as scientifically untenable. He takes a so-called Wittgensteinian approach, noting soul's linguistic significance. He analyzes expressions which use the concept of soul and concludes that they are qualitatively different from testable factual expressions. He notes that soul talk is about hopes and aspirations, inspiration, or feelings deeper than friendship. He assigns it meaning outside of scientific concepts. He likens expressions of soul to creative and ethical acts, sees soul language as going beyond scientific description, and cautions against trying to justify it metaphysically.