Introduction In a world filled with challenges and setbacks, the quest for resilience has become paramount. Resilience is more than just overcoming hardship; it's about flourishing in the midst of it. And when it comes to resilience, few cultures embody it as profoundly as the Finns, who have a word for this indomitable spirit: Sisu. Sisu, pronounced "see-soo," is a unique Finnish concept that encapsulates grit, determination, and courage in the face of adversity. It's an intrinsic quality deeply embedded in the Finnish psyche, influencing how they approach life's challenges. But what exactly is Sisu, and how can we incorporate this powerful mindset into our own lives? At its core, Sisu is about perseverance in the face of extreme adversity. It's the ability to summon inner strength and tenacity when confronted with seemingly insurmountable obstacles. While resilience is a universal trait found in every culture, Sisu has distinct characteristics that set it ap
Introduction
Our body’s internal clock is made up of 24-hour cycles called circadian rhythms that work in the background to carry out vital processes and functions. Circadian rhythms, which are synchronized with the master clock in the brain, are used by several bodily systems. A person's ability to keep a normal circadian rhythm determines the health of his/her body and mind. This rhythm is linked to the day-night cycle because this master clock is directly influenced by environmental signals, particularly light. It is endogenous which means it is built- into the body and should be self-sustained.
Synchronization of our biological clock is very important for living a long and happy life. One of the most important factors to reset or synchronize our circadian system is SUNLIGHT. Exposure to sunlight in the morning can help a person to stay energetic the whole day. Another factor can be EXERCISE. Exercising can be very beneficial for a person to be active the whole day. A hormone called melatonin is made in the body. It regulates the sleep cycle. The body produces more melatonin when it is dark, which instructs the brain to go to slumber. Light decreases the production of melatonin and signals the body to stay awake. This is why if a person has trouble sleeping at night, adding melatonin supplements might help him to sleep.
7 Rules to Live A Long Life
One should follow these 7 rules to live a long life:1. A person should have a sound sleep. Spending 8 hours in bed can help a person to be healthy. People should not challenge the natural sleep cycle of their bodies. Normally our body needs to sleep at night but nowadays people especially the youth have destroyed their sleep cycle by staying awake at late night and waking up late in the morning. It disturbs the whole functioning of our body leading to many diseases, improper digestion, etc.
2. A person should avoid eating for the first 1 hour in the morning. After waking up in the morning our organs take at least an hour to be fully awake because in that time our night hormones go down and day hormones go up. It also helps to improve the functioning of our digestive system.
%20%20Deepak%20Chopra.png "You can get the highest quality sleep by keeping your sleep cycles in tune with the rhythms of the universe (known as circadian rhythms) Deepak Chopra")
3. A person should stay outside for at least 30 minutes daily to get fresh air and sunlight. It helps to be active and vitamin D is very necessary for our body.
4. Skipping the afternoon nap also plays an important role in balancing the circadian system. Afternoon naps may cause trouble sleeping at night. The more you are awake, the more your body will want to sleep at night.
5. A person should also exercise for at least 30 minutes a day. It is beneficial for our mental, emotional, and physical health.
6. A person should also follow time-restricted eating nowadays known as intermittent fasting for gut health. Everyone’s eating time has a great impact on the way our body processes food digestion.
7. Before going to bed we should stay away from bright lights like using cell phones or laptops and we should also not eat food just before sleeping.
4. Skipping the afternoon nap also plays an important role in balancing the circadian system. Afternoon naps may cause trouble sleeping at night. The more you are awake, the more your body will want to sleep at night.
5. A person should also exercise for at least 30 minutes a day. It is beneficial for our mental, emotional, and physical health.
6. A person should also follow time-restricted eating nowadays known as intermittent fasting for gut health. Everyone’s eating time has a great impact on the way our body processes food digestion.
7. Before going to bed we should stay away from bright lights like using cell phones or laptops and we should also not eat food just before sleeping.
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