Muriel De Lathouwer Corporate Director and Senior Advisor June 17, 2022 Today at 23:47 Endowing a machine with human skills could lead to the belief that these tools, created by man, are superior to it. To follow the recommendations of these machines is in fact to entrust the power to their designers. Ramdam in the … Read more
Since its creation, the Maison de la Paix and the association Concorde et Paix Estaing, with its president Petra Keppler, have been working with dynamism for actions around peace. Today, the Maison de la Paix celebrates Franco-German friendship with the exhibition of works by the German painter, Rainer Geburzyk. Entitled “Color Fields – Tranquil Paintings”, … Read more
A study on the mental health of young students or at the start of their professional life showed that 56% of them, including 62% of women, suffer from chronic stress. The mental health of young people is of paramount importance today in our society. Students or young workers, stress is omnipresent and health takes a … Read more
Returning the belly literally or figuratively always means that this treacherous zone mocks our efforts to lose belly fat. On the one hand you want the bulges around the waist to fade away and on the other hand that never happens. Is it possible in the end to lose the extra pounds? Why no slimming … Read more
By salma dagdoug | 2 hours ago Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp In 2014, the UN decided that June 21 each year would be International Yoga Day. The choice of this date has a special meaning because it is the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. Yoga, which as a practice originated in … Read more
Sunday June 19, 2022, feast of the Blessed Sacrament, four texts will be read.First reading Book of Genesis (Gn 14, 18-20).Psalm 109.Second reading First Letter to the Corinthians (1 Cor 11, 23-26).The Gospel according to Saint Luke (Lk 9, 11b-17). First Letter to the Corinthians 11, 23-26Brothers, I myself have received what comes from the … Read more
This month of June, “The Art of Walking”, the book by feminist Rebecca Solnit is reissued by Editions de l’Olivier. We should wonder about the reasons that have pushed so many authors for the past ten years to take walking as an obsessive, almost fetishized object of reflection. We no longer count the number of … Read more
“The Haymaker” (1917), by Edvard Munch. EDVARD MUNCH “In summer” (Om Sommeren), by Karl Ove Knausgaard, translated from Norwegian by Loup-Maëlle Besançon, illustrations by Anselm Kiefer, Denoël, “& d’ailleurs”, 416 p., €24, digital €17. When he had finished My battle, this masterful literary adventure which made him world famous, Karl Ove Knausgaard wanted to be … Read more
For the first time will be held in Guyana, the realization of a Mandala of light, on the initiative of the association Doctor Trogawa Rinpoche. An association that works for the preservation of traditional Tibetan medicine and the transmission of the sacred values of the Millennial Wisdom Teachings. This ceremony will be sponsored by Thierry … Read more
Tunisia Tribune (Yoga 2022) – In 2014, the UN decided that June 21 each year would be International Yoga Day. The choice of this date has a special meaning because it is the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. Yoga, which as a practice originated in India around 5000 years ago, is … Read more