Energy. Longevity is energy. So how do you maintain it, gain it, enhance it, and harvest it to live your best life up until the end? Science has started to prove what we suspected for a long time: slowing down too much is your fast ticket to the grave.
Read MoreThis magazine is dedicated to the power that comes out of designing a space of belonging, to the energy that comes out of a creative life, to the mental health that can be nourished and maintained through living inventively, surrounded by things that matter and staying dedicated to only what you want to give a damn about.
Read MorePerhaps some may call it egotistical. Some do call it healing. Shape the world the way you want it, and don't let it mould you out of your shape. We all want to master this and feel special.
Read MoreThe time has flown by since launching the LOD magazine and we are thrilled to celebrate its first anniversary! Over the past year, LOD Magazine has become a hub of inspiration for arts and cultures enthusiasts, interior design aficionados, and individuals seeking to prioritize their mental health.
Read MoreWhat a year for the Land Of Dochia magazine! Launched at the end of 2022 We’ve featured current and relevant articles on lifestyle, wellbeing, the joy of living, and how to do it all through creativity and design. Catch up on all the latest issues HERE, and we’re looking forward to having you subscribed and hooked in 2024! Catch up on all the latest issues HERE
Read MoreThe latest issue of the Land of Dochia Magazine is out now! Check out our featured article on mental health, behind-the-scenes Design, and more!
Read MoreWhen is it the best time to take a look at your life and make it better? NOW! One of the key factors is art, and that is the subject of this July's Culture piece. Neuroaesthetics is the fancy name for the scientific field that proved what we long suspected: that beauty and its artful representations are good for our souls.
Read MoreEthereal, I lift from the ground up, my parts loosening up, floating away, like off a spaceship out in the universe, as I spread myself thin in the air of my home. I land on familiar surfaces that hold me gently. My fingers on the paint of the walls, my foot slightly touching, my mind, decomposed, recomposed skimmed out thin like jam on hardwood floors, for others to step onto, and as I learn their knowledge, my mind hardens and reshapes itself above, gulping down everything and spitting it out again. Making and remaking myself every day.
Read MoreWith the spring finally here, it is time to let ourselves be engulfed by its mesmerizing power. For anyone with a cottage in the countryside or a friend that has such privilege, summer comes with a bundle of expectations on the subject.
Read MoreIn a world where fields and context are as important as physical boundaries, the notion of skin as the limit of our bodies is obsolete.
Read MoreAssertiveness and individuality are not to be reckoned with. In design, we see how secondary hues are combined in non-traditional ways. As we turn our attention more and more to who we are and what we genuinely like, we disentangle from norms set by others and find our own path.
Read MoreEcosystems are not only "nature" and separated from us. People are an active part of them, and more. Homes themselves are ecosystems in their own right, and living in tune with our surroundings - and with ourselves - has never been easier.
Read More"If we pollute the air, water and soil that keep us alive and well, and destroy the biodiversity
that allows natural systems to function, no amount of money will save us.” David Suzuki
Read MoreOpening the windows and allowing fresh air to come in periodically ensures the oxygenation of indoor air meets the higher demands of more people in the same space for a longer period of time.
Read MoreOf all the moments I pause and ponder over, the ones that tend to slide between my fingers like fish underwater are those of unrecognizable joy, abundantly flowing, unexplainably taking over my being.
Read MoreWinding up the hill in the fairytale of winter where forests filled with the chirp of sparrows line up the long, asphalted roads peppered with few cars and happy ski-goers heading for the slopes, the pure, unadulterated experience of nature only slightly adjusted by humanity, not enough to pollute but good enough to get us around. This was then; a generation or two ago.
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