Jakob Linder
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Jakob Linder
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nytimes.com“But in our research, we’ve found that many of the strongest bonds come less from existing similarity and more from riffing playfully. In these moments, people create a little world that belongs just to them, a process we call “building a shared reality.” Collaborative riffs are surprisingly central to our mental well-being: They’re the glue that binds us together, adds color to our lives and gives us a sense of purpose.”
“silent synchronization of the jewels and gears of a common mind“
The route to setting national records was not a straight line. Ms. D’Amato coped with injuries and setbacks. But she had pledged to herself that running would remain “joyful,” and setting small goals made a big difference. So did incentives: She ended each long run with a root beer float.
She Became an Elite Runner by Leaving Running Behind
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A lot of people think of meditation as clearing your mind, but mindfulness is very clearly looking at yourself and how you relate to yourself and the world.
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instagram.comThe ending of Circe and her marriage to Telemachus is based on The Telegony. This is a lost epic poem that outlines the life of Telegonus, the son of Odysseus & Circe — who kills his father on a visit to Ithaca and returns to Circe’s Aeaea with Telemachus, who marries his father’s lover (Telegonus weds Odysseus’ widow, Penelope).