Mind

How did one of the world’s oldest religions become whittled down to an aesthetic that has infiltrated our lives? It appears to be the minimalism and simplicity at the centre of Zen, which has come to act as an antidote to our consumer-driven lives.

Colours symbolise our emotions, state of mind and personality. The psychology of colours is complex and in this second part of our three part series, we look at the true meaning of yellow, brown, grey and red.

In this final article of our three-part series, we cover what your colour preferences reveal about your personality, looking specifically at green, pink, purple and orange.

Don’t focus on anti aging. All the reasons why aging may not be as bad as you think.

Slow living is rediscovering the rhythms of life and experiencing the people, places and events that are usually a blur as you rush from one must-do task to another.

Creative writing can be an alluring ideal. But how do you go about starting to write for a career or even a hobby? Keep reading to find out!

Most people fear what death will hold. But as we reflect and consider spiritual texts, we realise that it is only in death that life can be clearly understood.

From relationships to our workplaces and the way we travel, today’s research reveals money doesn’t hold as much currency as leading a meaningful life.

We are made up of lots of different parts. Each one has particular tasks they may be good at but they may also have limitations that can hold us back in life.

Wellbeing should not be as elusive as it is, but we often seem to be skilled at avoiding and sabotaging the emotional life changes we seek.

Discover the steps professional life coaches use to set and reach your own goals.

The people of Bhutan have been governed with a policy for happiness over the last thirty years. How would this policy function in a Western commercial materialistic world?