After depressed participants in a study were given two doses of psilocybin (10 mg and 25 mg), with the second dose a week after the first – their brains showed pronounced, decreased blood flow to the areas of the brain implicated in depression. Researchers also found increased stability on parts of the brain related to depression – and these effects lasted up to five weeks.

This is likely because females who live in less-populated locations and are surrounded by more greenery are less exposed to environmental pollutants which are prevalent in city locations. In addition, it is possible that the stress caused by city noise and extreme heat could contribute to a woman’s early demise. The researchers theorize that areas with more vegetation also offer increased opportunities for physical activity and society interaction.

Biophotons our brains produce might be affected by quantum entanglement, meaning there can be a strong link between these photons, our consciousness and possibly what many cultures and religions refer to as Spirit.

Salads can be truly inspiring, leaving you feeling refreshed and nourished. In this article, plenty of ideas and tips to keep your salad creations vibrant and inspirational. The tips are designed to inspire your imagination. So, mix and match and let your imagination run wild.

For the last decade, the Department of Defense has actually been developing a massive simulation for the purposes of predicting what you — and everyone around you — will do at any particular moment. And Facebook recently announced that they…

The hoverbike, created in a joint project with Russian company Hoversurf, was unveiled recently at the Gitex Technology Week Exhibition. The video below demonstrates its maneuverability with a police officer on board, which they claim can operate for 25 minutes up to 43 miles per hour.

Steven Kotler explains the neurochemical changes during flow states that strengthen motivation, creativity and learning. “The brain produces a giant cascade of neurochemistry. You get norepinephrine, dopamine, anandamide, serotonin and endorphins. All five of these are performance enhancing neurochemicals.

Mainstream media affects us in so many subtly harmful ways (if we refer to it a lot). Here’s the latest psychologically and physically dangerous trend.

You’ve decided to boycott Google? Congratulations! That’s a great idea! But now, where do you go for alternatives? Are there any other search engines?

This article includes an excerpt from Leah Guy’s new book, “The Fearless Path.” Here’s how it begins: “Just let it go. These little words have become a main prescription for how to deal with breakups, physical stress and worry in our world of instant gratification, and healing. Let Go has become a self-proclaimed mantra that claims to rid a person of most any pain, but in reality it’s become a stressor on its own, making people suffer even more. “Let it go” is the worst advice for emotional healing and here’s why…”

Science has now proven that listening to upbeat music can improve your mood.

92% of all people online use emojis and a third of people use emojis every single day. On Instagram, half of all posts have an emoji in them. AsapTHOUGHT looks at why we love emojis so much and if they are changing our language and our brain.

Fortune named him “one of the World’s 50 Greatest Leaders.” Here’s Peter Diamandis’ business advice for you.

You’re never too old to downsize. In fact, a tiny home may allow you to retire earlier. Read about one happy couple’s experience.

Many governments around the country either ban tiny homes or force them to be connected to the utility grid.

If you think living in a tiny home means roughing it, you need to watch this tiny house video tour.

The ‘Empowerment’ word pops up all over the place these days and is used in all sorts of different contexts. I’ll explain my definition of conscious empowerment and show you how you can enjoy happiness and fulfillment, make a difference and change the world by living an empowered life.

One of the perks of being an online English teacher is having the opportunity to talk to people in far reaching places that I would have never otherwise have met. I get the chance to ask people about their country’s culture, language, tradition and politics which, to me, the coolest thing in the world is […]

Do you remember in vivid detail the events of your first birthday? What about a dream you had at nine years of age? Most people would respond “no” to these questions, but Rebecca Sharrock is one of the few individuals on this planet who would boldly declare “yes”. That is because the 27-year-old has a unique condition called Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory (HSAM) – she remembers EVERYTHING.

The recipient of the prestigious award, Hanan Al-Hroub, also received one million dollars which she plans to put forth as scholarship money for outstanding students to pursue higher education.