Author: Sonia M. Rompoti
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Red and White Threads of March: Unraveling the Ancient Custom of Martis
In Greece, the custom of wearing a bracelet made from red and white string or yarn, twisted or braided together, from the 1st to the end of March is known as “Martis” (Μάρτης). This tradition is deeply rooted in ancient Greece, specifically linked to the Eleusinian Mysteries. Initiates of these mysteries would tie a piece…
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Climatic Change and Economic Futures: Navigating the Financial Markets in the Age of Environmental Change
Climate change, characterized by global warming, extreme weather events, and shifting weather patterns, presents a significant challenge to financial markets worldwide. Its impacts are far-reaching, affecting agricultural productivity, infrastructure stability, insurance costs, and investment flows. Financial markets, the backbone of global economies, are not insulated from these environmental shifts. Instead, they find themselves at the…
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Study Habits and Organization: Tips for Effective Study Habits, Time Management, and Staying Organized in School
Developing effective study habits, mastering time management, and staying organized are essential skills for academic success. By adopting these practices, students can optimize their learning, reduce stress, and achieve their goals more efficiently. In this article, we will explore valuable tips and strategies to help students cultivate effective study habits, manage their time wisely, and…
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Leap Year Special: Books and Products That Inspire Change and Growth
As the calendar brings us to another leap year, it’s a reminder of the rare opportunity to leap forward in our personal and professional lives. Just as an extra day is added to align our calendar with the Earth’s orbit, we, too, can add extra value to our lives. This Leap Year, let’s explore books…
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Understanding Burnout: Signs, Symptoms, and Strategies for Recovery
In today’s fast-paced world, where the lines between work and life blur, burnout has emerged as a significant challenge affecting individuals across various sectors. Originally coined in the 1970s by psychologist Herbert Freudenberger, burnout describes a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress. It occurs when you feel overwhelmed,…
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Crafting Your Own Spells: A Beginner’s Guide to Personalized Witchcraft
Embarking on a journey into personalized witchcraft is a profound step towards embracing your inner power and connecting with the universe’s endless energies. Crafting your own spells is not just about following ancient rituals; it’s about infusing your magic with personal intentions, emotions, and desires. This guide is designed to empower beginners with the knowledge…
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Mindfulness in Nature: Connecting with the Outdoors for Inner Peace
In the fast-paced rhythm of modern life, finding moments of tranquility and inner peace can seem like a quest for the holy grail. However, the natural world offers a sanctuary of calm and a pathway to mindfulness that is often overlooked. Mindfulness in nature is not just a practice but a journey back to our…
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Whispers of Romance: Exploring the Globe’s Most Amorous Destinations
In the quest for love and connection, romantic getaways play a pivotal role in stoking the flames of affection between partners. Whether it’s the allure of secluded beaches, the charm of quaint European villages, or the tranquility of mountain retreats, each destination offers a unique backdrop for creating unforgettable memories. Let’s embark on a journey…
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Financial Independence: Steps to Achieving Long-term Security
Imagine a life where the daily grind is a choice, not a necessity. A life where you’re free to pursue your passions, spend time with loved ones, and travel the world without the shadow of financial worry trailing your every step. This is the essence of financial independence: the ultimate goal that offers not just…
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Fostering Creativity and Imagination in Children for Better Mental Health
In an age bursting at the seams with information, fostering creativity and imagination in children seems like a no-brainer for better major development and good thinking. Here’s the big a-ha: this isn’t only about preparing them for more full work or plugging their cognition into everyday dreams. No, it’s a winning strategy for brushing up…
Sonia M. Rompoti, MSc, Bsc 