« Tout seul, on va plus vite ; mais ensemble, on va plus loin. » Cette formule pourrait être le slogan de l’interdépendance. Mais qu’est-ce au juste que

  Je suis en visite chez des amis gagas des chats : chez eux, il y en a partout. Je m’amuse à les observer, j’aime surtout

Because I often talk about meditation, and the importance of living in the present moment, I sometimes get told off with "the present moment,

We are truly living through a strange period, a somewhat crazy period, which pushes us to equally strange reactions: irritation and

  I'm on my scooter, on a city street near Paris. The traffic isn't too heavy, so I have time to look around

Nightmares are the intrusion of anxiety into the cozy cocoon of sleep. As a psychiatrist, I know they can ruin much more than

“I never lie, it’s too difficult. You have to constantly remember the millions of lies, anti-lies, and near-lies that came before—what a mess!”

  This is the story of an 80-year-old woman who lives alone in the countryside. Her husband died a long time ago; they

  We often complain about fatigue, but we mustn't forget that it also has its advantages. It's like pain, a

In his latest novel, Emmanuel Carrère quotes these words, taken from a letter written by an 8-year-old boy to his grandmother: “I am not

From the outside, meditating looks like thinking with your eyes closed. From the inside, it's something else entirely: it's making great use of the body, of

  We never stay the same: the human being we were 5 or 10 years ago is no longer quite the same as the one we are now

The other day I was at a concert by a pianist friend. As usual, at the end, I witnessed the strange ritual of the encore: when everything was over,

This took place at the beginning of the coronavirus epidemic in the spring of 2020. Like many of my colleagues, I was frequently asked to collect [information/data]

Jules Renard, in his Journal on April 22, 1899: "Go out! Take a walk! Good times lost are never found again."