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WELCOME
Looking at the news, it can be easy
WELLBEING
Communication is a delicate balance of words, tone and body language. What unspoken messages are you sending?
That’s a wrap
There’s a hidden network of tissues, known as fascia, supporting your muscles, bones and organs, and it can play an important but often overlooked role in releasing the body for better health
WHERE TO START?
The great news is that a few simple lifestyle tweaks can help you to experience the benefits of healthier fascia
5 YOGA POSES FOR HEALTHY FASCIA
Here’s a short sequence to try at home. Move slowly and gently through the postures, maintaining a rhythm of long, slow and deep breathing throughout. A cushion or blanket can be placed underneath the bottom, knees or hips for greater comfort, if needed
Don’t hold back
When does sharing cross the line into oversharing – and is it ever a good idea?
Service, please
Playing your part in the community isn’t always top of everyone’s wishlist, but there are some surprising benefits to social obligation
Mud, glorious mud
Popular since ancient times, mud baths continue to provide a soothing, feel-good escape
Subtle sabotage
If you’ve ever felt belittled by someone’s offhand comment, you know what it feels like to be undermined. Here, a therapist explores why people undermine others, how to recognise it and what to do about if it happens to you
LIVING
LIVING
Shared experiences create memories, stories to revisit and
What’s the dill?
Roman gladiators loved it. Eastern European babas wouldn’t cook without it. Yet dill is far from mainstream in British kitchens. Perhaps it’s time you started eating more of this underrated herb?
Dill-icious recipes to try
Dill’s fresh flavour works in a wide range of dishes, as these two recipes demonstrate
Cards on the table
As the cost of maintaining a social life mounts, here’s how to take the awkwardness out of money talk
The subconscious home
From prints to decorative objects, could the symbols you display in your home help to build a more supportive space that reflects the energy you want to step into?
Cooking in company
Cooking with friends or family isn’t always about getting a meal on the table and food in your bellies – it can be a way to feel closer to others too
MINDFULNESS
MINDFULNESS
Feeling lost? One unexpected turn, and you might find you were exactly where you needed to be all along
Helter skelter
Healing seldom follows a straight path, but the bumps and upsets can be part of a rich and rewarding process
Windows of opportunity
Even the most unwelcome emotions have something important to say
Strike a chord
How mantra meditation, a practice with its roots in ancient India, is just as relevant in modern times
Right from wrong
For most people, admitting you’re wrong – even about something trivial – can be uncomfortable. But even though it can make you feel uneasy, there are benefits
GETTING IT RIGHT WHEN YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG
It can be tough to own up when you make a mistake. But admitting you’re wrong is a skill that anyone can get better at. You could start by:
CREATIVITY
Between generations
The friendships and communities built around shared creativity can become a kind of found family, offering unexpected forms of guidance, wisdom and kinship
CROSSING THE DIVIDE
Ways to cross the generational divide in your own life and community
Perfectly imperfect
Could improv classes provide a way through perfectionism?
Just magical
With its feet on the ground and its head in the clouds, magical realism has plenty to offer the reflective reader
RECOMMENDED READS
One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García
LESSONS FROM MAGICAL REALISM
SALMAN RUSHDIE Play time We often live between
MINDFUL COLOURING
100th bumper issue! Visit gmcsubscriptions.com/zen-colouring/ Also available from
The final frame
Why finishing matters, and how it helps you to move on
ESCAPE
ESCAPE
In a similar way to nature’s seasons, can
Between birds and bogs
Witnessing the autumn bird migration on the Estonian coast, as millions of Arctic waterbirds seek sunnier climes, is rivalled only by the chance to traverse the bog boardwalks of its wild interior before soothing the soul in a ceremonial sauna
Set in stone
An ancient art now recognised for its cultural importance, dry stone walling is an iconic feature of some of the world’s wildest landscapes
Super natural
The etheral beauty of our natural world, as captured by the entrants from the 19th annual International Garden Photographer of the Year competition
The power of ‘and’
Two conflicting emotions can coexist
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