Ribera del Duero: the rediscovered gem of Spanish wines
A state-of–the-art architecture, modern winemaking techniques and giant underground cellars – If I forgot to mention the name of the region in the title of this piece of writing I […]
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Searching for wine in Old Prague
History and wine go hand in hand and peak into every corner of the world. If I don’t count water I dare to estimate that wine might be the most […]
On Intimacy, (In)Security and Peace
Our defensive selves often block peace within our hearts and further in the world. The more ego guards our sense of strength, the less we trust others. Insecurity is uncomfortable […]
My Favourite Books: The Stars of My Library
You reveal a bit of yourself through the books you read, I do too. I wrote on Books: the mirror of your mind and soul with the perspectives on how we […]
Unconditional Friends Make Us Happier
Good relationships make us healthier and happier. Cultivate warm interactions for blossoming happiness, a thriving wellbeing. This is the most recent conclusion of the over eight decades lasting, broadest longitudinal […]
The most delicious, ingenious and delightfully ambient restaurants along the Tulum beach
Tulum beach has changed eons since Pablo Escobar hid savvily here in the exotic Yucatan Caribbean-lacing jungle. Yet, some inspiration-stirring heritage came from this most legendary Latin American drug lord. This […]
The most comforting forms of trust we need beyond political rhetoric
Humanity thrives on trust, and crumbles into ashes of burning violence when our security is breached. We must build more certainty in innocent, well-intended, harmless behaviour through the bridge between […]
Liberating guided meditation to release tension
Daily, we need to release the emotions we have accumulated from the first seconds since the awakened awareness collects in the mind and the body everything we experience. Psychic emotions […]
British cheese revolution that would leave the French gasp beyond fromage
British cheese had millennia of tradition on the islands’ soil and in the milkmen’s craft, but all that diversity and skill got almost wiped out post WWII. Rejuvenated over the […]
Andros: Greek island hike through unhurried villages to a millennium-old Monastery
Andros, the northernmost and greenest Cycladic island nearest to Athens still disembarks more Greeks than foreign tourists. Most of them are weekend beach loungers or savvy hikers. The Aegean island’s […]