Global go-slow

● In ancient China, people looked to nature for ideas on the best ways to live. Taoism is a Chinese set of beliefs that says humans are a part of nature’s patterns. People are advised to follow the rhythms of nature; in winter, that means slowing down. ● In Denmark, people embrace the “hygge” lifestyle, which means creating a warm atmosphere, spending time with people you love, and maybe snuggling up with a book. Hygge is thought to be an old Norwegian word for wellbeing.…

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