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...human yearning for harmony with fellow human beings and with the natural world of which we are part. The theory and practice of yoga, therefore, seems like a natural fit with this moral agenda. [The sweeping landscape of Jammu and Kashmir, India, close to the site of the Indus-Sarasvati civilisation; the birthplace of yoga] The sweeping landscape of Jammu and Kashmir,...

...human errors are inevitable. However, it is possible to minimize their impact, particularly on the safety of patients, by looking at the way care is organized and seeing how circumstances can make it more or less likely that errors will happen. For example, investigations have shown that elderly patients on hospital wards are more likely to slip and fall when walking to...

...human behaviour and can facilitate curiosity and learning. When something is surprising, humans tend to remember it more. Surprise is one of the basic emotions as it is recognised universally across cultures, but it is quite an unusual one. Ekman (2021) includes surprise along with seven other emotions and explains its function as focusing our attention to determine what...