10,080 minutes! One week! Yes, that’s the time gone by since I last wrote on this blog. On my two previous articles dedicated to happiness and blissfulness (DEFINITION y GRATITUDE), I presented two exercises you can do to enhance your level of happiness. If you did not do them, I recommend you to [...]
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Just 7 days ago, that is, 168 hours or 10,800 minutes ago if you prefer so, I published on this blog On Happiness and Blisfulness: DEFINITION. Now, 604,800 seconds later, I publish this other article on gratitude. Seven, one hundred and sixty eight, ten thousand and eighty, six hundred and four thousand eight [...] There have been lots of things said and unsaid about happiness and blissfulness. I have been in my personal quest of happiness and blissfulness for some years. And to me, that involves the “scientific method”, that is, a method that allows replication of results. In my case, I usually draw upon the [...] December 2015 was a particular month for me. It was the month when I undertook the reading of two books: “Las armas y las letras” (Arms and Letters) by Spanish writer Andrés Trapiello and “The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha” by Miguel de Cervantes. I recommend “Las armas y [...] Sorry, this article is only available in Spanish. Please, keep looking for further articles in English. Michael Thallium You can also find me and connect with me on:
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Remembering a great thinker of the 20th century, Betrand Russell, and also sharing his view on this topic, there are two things I’d like to say. One of them is intellectual and the other one is moral. The intelectual thing I’d like to say to that future generation regardless of whether [...] Sorry, this entry is only available in Español.
If our speech is a score, punctuation is the notation of our verbal music. Punctuation tells us where to breathe, where to rest, when to speak up. As if it were a symphonic composition, punctuation gives meaning to our speech through pauses, pacing and phrasing. Then, every interpreter, each and everyone [...]
Trust may be the highest human motivation because it usually brings out the best of human beings. But the same way it happens with a tree, it takes time and patience to grow…
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