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Borbala K. Edes, Editor-in-Chief
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The Best European Ski Resorts
The Best European Ski Resorts Where to go this ski season Ski lovers needn't even set foot outside Europe, there are so many fantastic opportunities to practise their favourite sport. Huge ski resorts have been built on the slopes of the Alps in several countries, but...
Everlasting Honeymooners
(x) Travelling Around the World with DreamTrips Estimated reading time: 7 minutes Ágnes Kissné Menyhárt and her husband, Zsigmond (Zsiga) have set an ambitious goal for themselves: to visit a hundred beautiful places around the world in the next six years.This...
Pumpkin Goat Cheese Souffle
Pumpkin Goat Cheese Souffle Recipe Autumn is pumpkin season. Try this great and healthy version of the Pumpkin Souffle! Ingredients: 6 large eggs 6 tbsp butter ¾ cup rice flour 1 ½ cups canned full-fat coconut milk, chilled ½ cup pumpkin puree ½ tsp sea or Himalayan...
Culture & Art
The Hindu Festival of Lights
Strings of lanterns, millions of candles and oil lamps, and artistic decorations mark the five days of Diwali, one of the most important festivals of India. Its name is derived from the Sanskrit word Deepavali meaning row of lamps. It is celebrated to honour the triumph of Good over Evil, Light over Darkness, Knowledge over Ignorance.
I Miss The Man He Was…
I MIss The Man He Was… With pleasure, we introduce Mona Schunk’s new poem. The poet’s sole theme fills the entire world – love.
Autumn holidays
Everyday labour is intermitted by happy holidays when long gone traditions are brought alive to revive community spirit. Old rites often had a function to change nature by magic but they turned into holiday customs.
Business
Backstage secrets of exclusive coffee plantation
Daniel – The Tie Supply
We all dream about a tailor-made job. My next interviewee has got one. Daniel is the tailoring itself: the owner and designer of the stylish accessory brand the Tie Supply.
Kindness as a New Corporate Culture
On 26 July, KinDNAmic, the start-up behind the kindness revolution in business, is hosting a special event at the London School of Economics. The event will feature eminent speakers from the fields of neuroscience, psychology, technology, environment and organisational development. They all believe that incorporating kindness into a company’s core values has huge and long-lasting benefits for any organisation.
Future Time
Individual Strength from Suffering
Monika Jager’s mission to assist families raising children with special needs. Her first children’s book called ‘Alex and the Creatures of the Enchanted Forest’ will soon be released in England.
Support Breastfeeding at Work
Mothers returning to work in the UK face serious difficulties when trying to breastfeed their babies for long periods, as recommended by the WHO and the NHS. Labour law does not provide for breastfeeding breaks at work for mothers with young children, which can lead to milk starvation. Laura Fay is one of these mothers who faced this legal anomaly on returning to work. After her own struggles, she decided to start a petition for mothers’ rights.
The Smarter the Happier?
Happiness and intelligence? What could be the connection between the two? Although the
Hungarian scientist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, who made his name with the creation of the
flow theory has already established the undisputed link between intelligence and happiness
by studying creativity, British researchers have now added new research to the theory’s
robustness.
Good Spirit
Casa Cares. A traditional self-sustaining economy in Tuscany.
You can find many “Casa Colonicas” all around the Tuscan hills between Florence and Arezzo. One of these ancient villas is ‘Casa Cares’.
Monk Who Turned The World Upside Down
Reformation Day, 31st October, is a day of celebration in many Protestant churches, commemorating the day in 1517 when Martin Luther posted his ideas and beliefs about the sale of the letters of absolution on the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany
Live More Consciously!
Simple steps towards a more sustainable home! If you are serious about living in an environmentally friendly way, you can adopt new habits that will not only reduce your household waste production, but also make your life much healthier!
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Pumpkin Goat Cheese Souffle
Pumpkin Goat Cheese Souffle Recipe Autumn is pumpkin season. Try this great and healthy version of the Pumpkin Souffle! Ingredients: 6 large eggs 6 tbsp butter ¾ cup rice flour 1 ½ cups canned full-fat coconut milk, chilled ½ cup pumpkin puree ½ tsp sea or Himalayan...
Chili con carne
Now we present this heartwarming, hot, spicy dish to our readers that brings Mexico to your table.
I Miss The Man He Was…
I MIss The Man He Was… With pleasure, we introduce Mona Schunk’s new poem. The poet’s sole theme fills the entire world – love.
Daniel – The Tie Supply
We all dream about a tailor-made job. My next interviewee has got one. Daniel is the tailoring itself: the owner and designer of the stylish accessory brand the Tie Supply.
Individual Strength from Suffering
Monika Jager’s mission to assist families raising children with special needs. Her first children’s book called ‘Alex and the Creatures of the Enchanted Forest’ will soon be released in England.
Autumn holidays
Everyday labour is intermitted by happy holidays when long gone traditions are brought alive to revive community spirit. Old rites often had a function to change nature by magic but they turned into holiday customs.
Snow crescents
Christmas, new year, guests coming – these snow crescents will be a favourite treat for everyone. If you haven’t tried them yet, don’t wait, you and your guests won’t regret it!
The Healthy Gifts of Grapes
Even children know that grapes are the basis of good wine. Many are also aware that the pomace, the residue of the pressed fruit, makes a great brandy. But far fewer people know that this gift of nature is also recognised in cosmetics, beauty and medicine.
Bali, Island of the Gods
Bali, a tiny island in Indonesia, is one of the most popular destinations for tourists. It famous its fairy tale temples, vibrant cultural life, wonderful natural attractions and a uniquely relaxed atmosphere.
About the Virgin of the Sky
The Sun enters the constellation of Virgo on 23 August. Below is a summary of what we know about the constellation of Virgo, from its mythical golden age history to the cult of the Virgin Mary. You will also get a glimpse into the mystery of the month of September: creation-decay, harvest and preservation, life and death. This exciting turn of the year is best understood as we move from the lush richness of summer into the barren, bleak winter.
Kindness as a New Corporate Culture
On 26 July, KinDNAmic, the start-up behind the kindness revolution in business, is hosting a special event at the London School of Economics. The event will feature eminent speakers from the fields of neuroscience, psychology, technology, environment and organisational development. They all believe that incorporating kindness into a company’s core values has huge and long-lasting benefits for any organisation.
Support Breastfeeding at Work
Mothers returning to work in the UK face serious difficulties when trying to breastfeed their babies for long periods, as recommended by the WHO and the NHS. Labour law does not provide for breastfeeding breaks at work for mothers with young children, which can lead to milk starvation. Laura Fay is one of these mothers who faced this legal anomaly on returning to work. After her own struggles, she decided to start a petition for mothers’ rights.
The Smarter the Happier?
Happiness and intelligence? What could be the connection between the two? Although the
Hungarian scientist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, who made his name with the creation of the
flow theory has already established the undisputed link between intelligence and happiness
by studying creativity, British researchers have now added new research to the theory’s
robustness.
Hidden Gems of Istria
The Istrian peninsula, which is part of Croatia and Slovenia, is known to most of us for its fabulous beaches and stunning coastline. Wonderful natural attractions, picturesque medieval towns and castles, and mouth-watering cuisine await visitors to Croatia’s Istrian peninsula all year round.
Interview with Durga Devi Yoga Teacher
Meet Durga Devi, one of London’s most respected yoga teachers. The mantras have a great role to play in her life, which has helped her in difficult times.
Connecting with Shakespeare
Connecting with Shakespeare: Navigating Meaning and Theme in the Present Time of a Young Audience’ via Romeo and Juliet by Grant P. Hudson.
‘Among Petals and Thorns’ by Janette Lart
Italian Author Janette Lart’s work ‘Among Petals and Thorns’ in the showcase of the London Book Fair from 18 to 20 April 2023.
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It is about successful people who are proud of their achievements in their fields, such as art, business or science, and who are keen to share their thoughts and experiences with others. The magazine showcases valuable businesses and premium quality products. It brings a sophisticated and quality lifestyle to its readers.
Borbala K. Edes, Editor-in-Chief
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