[ad_1] Oct 21, 2020– “How are you? For Americans facing the closure of COVID-19 and economic instability during the spring and summer, that became a difficult question to ask and answer. Things were bad enough. And then Presidential elections began Seriously, a new survey by the American Psychological Association finds that this election is a…

[ad_1] October 22, 2020– How we eat and with whom we eat matters much more than we realize. For generations, Muslims and Jews have often had to eat at separate tables, simply for lack of food that is both Halal and Kosher. Mohammad Modarres was determined to change that. By creating interfaith food that observes…

[ad_1] Oct 23, 2020– “As sirens fill the streets of London, George Prochnik recalls a tale by revolutionary poets about the 1832 cholera pandemic that unfolded in Paris. As he watches history repeat itself with a devastating chorus, George wonders: What What is hysteria? What is the passion and courage required? How can we respond…

[ad_1] Oct 25, 2020– “Through the evolution of human consciousness, cultural evolution has the potential to go from being a largely unconscious process driven by our biological conditioning to a fully conscious process driven by our visions of a better future. understand the process in which we are embedded, extrapolating those trajectories we can veer…

[ad_1] Oct 24, 2020– “How can we keep walking forward, and even find a renewal along the way, in this year of things destroyed? How can we keep our sense of what is complete and true and intact, even in the face of loss? These are some of the questions that Sharon Salzberg, a renowned…