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The intoxication of the deep

01/07/2020
Take a deep breath and dive... headlong into the fascinating sport of free-diving!
The records for this extreme sport are simply amazing: depth of 214 metres and holding breath for up to 11 minutes 35 seconds.
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Taking the time to breathe

26/06/2020
What is cardiac coherence?
Those who practice it on a daily basis will tell you without hesitation that it’s “a short breathing exercise that does you the world of good”. Naturally, just like meditation you won’t really feel the benefits when you first try it.
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I want a watch

01/06/2020
With the arrival of the pandemic in mid-March, time suddenly stood still. Was it a Tuesday, maybe a Wednesday...? I’m not sure any more. Days ran into one another and all were now the same, seven days a week including the weekend. With the curtains drawn, it was often our body clocks which kept us in line for the first few days. 
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The impermanence of things

23/05/2020
Everything comes to an end: a difficult day, a pleasant day, a song, a feeling, a dinner at the restaurant, a blog post, a trip, a heartache.
The impermanence of things, which is a key-concept of Buddhism and ancient philosophy, largely covered in the arts and literature, makes a flower fade, an anger go away, a baby be born.
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The history of the watch

07/05/2020
Since time immemorial humankind has tried to measure the passing of time. Various time-keeping tools have been created over the centuries by different civilisations, such as the gnomon or the sundial. More sophisticated instruments, such as clocks and watches, then came into being.
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Klokers - A new chapter begins

04/05/2020
The concept of timepieces featuring dials which turn in a counter-clockwise direction, the opposite of a traditional watch, was one so rare that it should neither be forgotten, nor disappear. 
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