Johanna

Humanity should live in peace and harmony with Mother Earth.

The Healing Power of Nature: Why ‘Touching Grass’ is More Than Just a Meme

In a world of glowing screens, deadlines, and digital noise, we sometimes forget one simple truth—Mother Earth has always had our back. That sense of peace you feel walking barefoot on a beach or the calm that settles in your chest as you stroll through a woodland path isn’t random—it’s your body and mind remembering […]

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Celestial Wonders: Must-See Astronomical Events in February 2025

February 2025 is brimming with celestial wonders that promise to captivate both novice and seasoned stargazers. From dazzling planetary alignments to the mesmerizing dance of the Northern Lights, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Let’s explore the month’s top astronomical events, how and when to observe them, and the best locations in both the UK

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Foraging in February and March: Nature’s Hidden Bounty

Foraging in late winter and early spring might not seem as rewarding as the abundant summer and autumn months, but nature still provides a surprising array of edible delights. February and March offer a chance to reconnect with the land, enjoy fresh, nutrient-packed wild foods, and embrace the age-old practice of gathering what the earth

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The Healing Power of Laughter: How Comedy Can Boost Your Well-Being

There’s an old saying that “laughter is the best medicine,” but is there any truth to it? Science says yes. Comedy isn’t just for entertainment—it’s a powerful tool that can improve both mental and physical health, transforming how we handle stress, pain, and even chronic conditions. The act of laughing releases feel-good chemicals in the

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Celebrating Love the Welsh Way: St. Dwynwen’s Day

When you think of love and romance, Valentine’s Day often springs to mind. But in Wales, there’s another day dedicated to matters of the heart: St. Dwynwen’s Day, celebrated on January 25th. Often considered the Welsh equivalent of Valentine’s Day, this unique occasion has its rich history, charming traditions, and cultural quirks that set it

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January’s Wolf Moon: A Celestial Call to Strength and Reflection

As the first full moon of 2025 graces the night sky on January 13th, we welcome the mystical Wolf Moon. This celestial event is more than just a visual marvel—it carries with it layers of history, symbolism, and cosmic influence. The name “Wolf Moon” originates from early Native American tribes and European settlers, who associated

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Breaking Free from Nicotine: A Path to Better Health and Freedom

Nicotine addiction, whether through smoking traditional cigarettes or vaping, is a challenge millions face. While the habit may seem comforting or trendy, its long-term effects are anything but. Quitting nicotine is one of the most powerful steps to reclaim your health, save money, and protect those around you. As someone who has faced this challenge,

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Garden Goals: Turn Scraps Into Fresh Vegtables

Growing your vegetables from scraps is an incredibly rewarding and sustainable way to reduce food waste while keeping your kitchen stocked with fresh produce. Many vegetables can regrow from the leftovers you’d usually toss, and it’s easier than you might think. Let’s explore 20 vegetables you can grow from scraps and how to do it,

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