Mental Health & Well-being - Globally, approximately 332 million people experience depression, roughly 1 in every 25 to 30 individuals [3] - Over 14 million people worldwide attempt suicide annually, highlighting a crisis of individuals feeling their lives are not worth living [4] - More than 700,000 people globally die by suicide each year, underscoring the urgent need to understand what constitutes a life worth living [5] The Core of a Meaningful Life - The presentation posits that happiness is the profound experience of lived love, starting with self-love and extending to relationships with others [14][15] - Overcoming pride and selfishness is crucial for progressing towards loving relationships with others [18] - The golden rule, often misinterpreted, should be understood as recognizing and respecting the rights and needs of others, fostering care [22] - Care is presented as the foundation for a meaningful life, aligning with findings from Harvard's study on happiness, which emphasizes the importance of relationships [23][24] - Cultivating positive emotions, rather than merely reducing negative ones, is key to happiness [24] Overcoming Challenges - Personal experiences with depression and overcoming adversity are highlighted as part of the journey towards finding a life worth living [12][13] - The presentation encourages self-awareness, including recognizing personal values, virtues, and limitations, to combat pride and selfishness [19]

Eu vim aqui para trazer uma boa notícia. Essa boa notícia chama-se enteogenia terapêutica. Terapêutico é autoexplicativo.E a enteogenia ela vem da palavra enteógenos. Te genênus, geração de Deus dentro. Olha que incrível isso.Esse termo foi cunhado em 1978 por um grupo de cientistas no qual se notabilizou Gordon Orson, que era um micologista que não estudava macacos, estudava fungos. E ele conheceu Maria Sabina, uma curandeira do México, e se encantou. E dentro desse movimento que ele já construir esse term ...