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  Editors' pick  Having plants or flowers in and around your home isn’t just about making things look beautiful — it’s a lifestyle choice that offers deep emotional, environmental, and spiritual rewards. Let’s explore why you should consider turning your space into a mini garden of wellness. 1. They Purify the Air Plants like snake plants , peace lilies , and spider plants are known to remove toxins such as formaldehyde, benzene, and even carbon monoxide from indoor air. They also release oxygen and help maintain fresher air quality. 2. Boost Your Mood & Reduce Stress Greenery and floral beauty are proven to reduce anxiety and depression . Their natural presence, and even their aroma (like lavender or jasmine), triggers calming chemicals in the brain, helping you feel more relaxed and uplifted. 3. Improve Focus and Mental Clarity Indoor plants can enhance focus, productivity, and mental clarity. This makes them perfect...

  It’s one of the oldest questions humanity keeps asking — and it never really goes out of fashion: It’s a question that echoes across every culture, generation, and timeline — what matters more: love or money? What truly matters more — love or money? We live in a world where emotions and logic constantly clash. One moment we’re dreaming of fairy tale romance, and the next, we’re chasing financial goals like our life depends on it. But is it possible to choose one over the other? Should we? Let’s dive into the heart of this timeless debate. Some say love is life’s greatest treasure — the feeling that gives meaning to our existence. Others argue that money is the key to survival, freedom, and even happiness. But which truly reigns supreme?  The Case For Love Love is the force that connects us to one another—fuels compassion, and inner peace. Whether it’s romantic, platonic, or spiritual, love makes us feel human. It gives depth to life, inspires art, heals wounds, and cre...