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Un destino español se cuela en la lista de los enclaves más presionados por el turismo masivo

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By Andrew D. Peacock, Balate Dorin, Max Shen
| Diario AS Verified
Turismo La masificación turística, la presión sobre los ecosistemas y el impacto en las comunidades locales han llevado a un destino español a figurar entre los lugares del mundo que más necesitan un respiro. La conocida “No List” identifica cada año aquellos enclaves donde el turismo ha alcanzado niveles difíciles de sostener y anima a los viajeros a optar, temporalmente, por alternativas más responsables.
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#43 - Max Shen | How Trapped Emotions Create Physical Pain

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By Daniel Kazandjian, Max Shen
| Substack
Max Shen is a pain researcher with a background in computational cognitive science and degrees from MIT. After developing severe RSI in grad school, he devoted himself to understanding pain from the inside out. Remarkably, his pain was cut in half just from reading Dr. John Sarno's Healing Back Pain. Max’s work blends active inference, non-dual teaching, and Pain Reprocessing Therapy to create practical, self-guided tools for lasting pain relief. He’s also the creator of DebugYourPain.org.
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You are not (just) your brain

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By Max Shen
Continuing on from the previous series that began with Embodying the Nervous System. In your skull, there is a large organ that we call the brain. For the last hundred years, we have privileged it as the focal point for investigation into human nature and behavior. Exercise If you close your eyes, and point to where you feel you are in your body, where do you point? Do you have a focal point? Most of us locate ourselves in our head, somewhere behind the eyes.
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