Mind & Spirit

Your November–January horoscopes reveal emotional insights, cosmic shifts and guidance for love, growth and renewal across all signs.

Wellbeing reader Dr Talia Steed shares how she overcame impostor syndrome by learning to love and accept herself.

Despite digital connection, many feel alone. Co-regulation may be the remedy — calming, connecting, and healing together.

Waving and handshakes feel automatic, but they reveal fascinating insights into human behavior if you take a closer look.

The summer after my first year of law school, I’m back in Tokyo, solo, interning at a multinational company. It’s different, or I’m different. It’s less Hello Kitty– nostalgia and more irasshaimase (welcome) to the real world, kid.

Discover your zodiac’s path this quarter—love, luck & transformation await in the July–September WellBeing horoscopes.

Our culture encourages denial about death. While we don’t talk about it, death anxiety is a pervasive theme of being human, shaping much of what we think and do. Coming to terms with our mortality can only help us.

We all tell lies. That is a sad but undeniable truth. The question is whether those lies damage the important relationships in your life and, if they do, how can you change this?

Whether it’s news, social media, shopping or streaming our favourite shows, smartphones offer us life “on-demand”. But experts think this convenience comes at a hidden cost, diminishing our patience and holding us back from reaching long-term goals.

We’re told that healing should be easy to measure. What happens when we let go of those expectations and embrace a more authentic process?

Happiness is a goal we all strive towards, but have you stopped to think about exactly what “happiness” is to you? Is it being in love? Is it buying a new car? Is it living in your dream town? Or is it engaging in your favourite hobby? Let’s dig a little deeper beyond the top-of-mind imagery to discover the true meaning of happiness. 

As more people seek alternatives to high-impact exercise, somatic practices are gaining recognition for their gentle yet profound effects on health.