As the failure of capitalism to deliver on its myths becomes more evident and culture wars continue to polarise, Jonathan Fordham looks at how depth psychology and wisdom from the classical world can help us to find meaningful happiness.
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Untitled Artists Fair
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Since its establishment in 2007, the Untitled Artists Fair has emerged as the UK’s largest and most dynamic artist-owned event. The fair offers an unparalleled platform for artists to showcase and sell their work directly to collectors.
Lessons From Blue Zones
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In a world that’s increasingly fast-paced and complex, many of us are seeking ways to slow down and reconnect with what truly matters. For timeless inspiration, look to the Blue Zones, places where people live longer, healthier lives by embracing mindful choices.
The Secret Hack to Life
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We’ve all heard about emotional intelligence, but I believe the next big thing in self-development is energy awareness. This is a term I’ve coined that describes the ability to read energy. In my new book “Aura Power – A guide to Healing, Energy and Enhancing Your Outer glow” I make the invisible tangible, practical and endlessly useful. If you are ready for a transformative exploration of your energetic landscape, read on.
12 Must-Eat Fermented Foods
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Studies have shown that fermented foods are key to living a healthy lifestyle, but which ones are best? Sublime Magazine ranks the top twelve to include in your diet now.
A Better Way
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The worldview that has long prevailed is changing. Prof. Stuart Walker introduces his latest book, Design Shift: Creative Values for People, Planet and the Common Good.
Ireland’s Enduring Cardigan
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Irish knitted cardigans are returning to modern wardrobes, not as nostalgia pieces, but as quietly luxurious essentials woven from heritage, craftsmanship and a slower way of living that many thought had been lost.
Greenwashing Laugh Track
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When Marketing Becomes Its Own Mockery: Brands don’t need comedians to parody them anymore— their own greenwashing does the job. Pamela Prohoroff explains.
Lingerie 2.0: The New Basics
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Meet Bumboo, a science-led underwear brand asking different questions about materials, fit and everyday comfort
