Mind & Spirit
Don’t Wait to Forgive
Every day we wait to offer forgiveness creates a deeper downward spiral of resentment and hurt that's hard to emerge from.
The Will to Recover: 3 Ways to Support the Body’s Healing
A sense of purpose combined with relaxation, focus, and consistency can help the body move toward a more stable state.
Researchers Develop AI ‘Mind-Reading’ Tool That Reconstructs What Your Eyes See
The technology uses artificial intelligence to analyze brain scans and recreate what a person is seeing with startling accuracy.
Why Your Back Pain Never Goes Away
Why can pain persist long after the injury that caused it has healed? This episode explores what pain really is, how your brain determines when you feel it, and how ...
7 Reasons to Keep a Personal Journal
No matter your writing style, getting thoughts on paper clears the mind and settles the spirit.
The Healing Effects of Rain
The sound, smell, and chemistry of rain can lower stress, boost calm, and even improve memory.
The Surprising Biology of Writing by Hand
The way you write in your journal dictates how calm your mind is and how fast your body can heal. However, it's not just the act of writing—it comes down ...
When Modern Life Moves Faster Than Your Body Can Handle
The compulsive need to rush has a name: "hurry sickness."
How Instant Gratification Drowns Out Life’s Simple Pleasures
Many of us would do well to choose the slower type of pleasure that is the byproduct of a life well lived.
5 Habits of People Who Stay Sharp as They Age
Having a sense of purpose tops the list of lifestyle habits among those who live to be very old.
The Afterlife Is Real–And He Has the Data | Dr. Jeffrey Long
Dr. Jeffrey Long was a skeptic, but then 5,000 near-death experiences changed his mind. Long is a radiation oncologist and founder of the world's largest NDE database. He has dedicated ...
How to Conquer Your Fears
Facing your fears head-on, again and again, can reduce them to manageable levels or even eliminate them.
What Makes a Good Life? Your Cells Have the Answer
It turns out your body has a strong opinion about which of the two lives you should be leading.
The Brain State That Makes Learning Stick
We forget most of what we learn, though not because of poor memory. When you sit down to learn something, there’s a particular mental state that you’re either in or ...
5 Quiet Habits of People Who Grow Old Without Bitterness
Counting our blessings is one way to counter a bitter outlook on life.
10 Old-Fashioned Self Improvement Tips That Still Work
No online course, gym, or hastily sent text of gratitude can replace certain old-fashioned habits that sculpted generations of strong people.
Journaling Can Change Your Brain–Here Are 4 Ways to Do It
Get the most out of journaling with these science-backed methods.
Stop Letting the Small Things Ruin Your Day
Three shifts in perspective to reframe your experience of a potentially annoying situation.
The Surprising Benefits of Reading Out Loud
For most of human history, reading was something done out loud. Then we learned to make the voice disappear. In this video we follow what changed, what the voice is ...
Rushing Is a Choice: 5 Tips to Slow Your Life Down
Having to throw the brakes on events in life is usually due to actions we chose to take earlier.
How to Turn Your House Into a Home
Within the chaos of the world lies a special place where you and your family can always feel welcome.
Why Your Immune System Ages and How to Slow It Down
It is true that the immune system ages, but it is not beyond repair.
Why Chocolate Makes You Feel Good
Cocoa can help reduce symptoms of depression and improve mood, especially when you’re under stress, so opting for chocolate with a higher cocoa percentage is your best bet. How much ...
Can Pets Help Keep Your Brain Young? What the Research Shows
More than just companions, our furry friends bring a multitude of health benefits.
The 1 Question That Predicts How Long You’ll Live
Scientists asked more than 40,000 adults a very simple, straightforward yes-or-no question about their lives. Seven years later, those who answered “no” were about 50 percent more likely to have ...
2-Minute Habits for an Easier Tomorrow
A little forethought today can make your tomorrow a great day.


























