Can Loving Yourself and Others Protect Your Health?
Research suggests that seeing our spiritual connections to others could protect us from disease and promote public health.
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Research suggests that seeing our spiritual connections to others could protect us from disease and promote public health.
I was an unhoused veteran. A chance friendship brought me into community and changed my life.
New research finds that AI companions can provide emotional support, intimacy, and personal growth, but they can also erode human relationships.
This month, seed curiosity and open your heart to harvest connections with daily tips from Greater Good Science Center.
For Courtney E. Martin, her multi-generational household has been an advanced education in teamwork, patience, connection, and love.
Reading grant applications for our new initiative on the science of love gave Katherine Reynolds Lewis a sense of hope and faith in humanity.
Self-love is hard to define and measure—and for some scholars, that’s a good reason to keep studying the concept.
"I don't know" is an important part of truthfulness and accuracy, argues Rebecca Solnit.