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Recently, I read the book ‘ The Little Book of Hygge’ written by Meik Wiking, CEO of the Happiness Research Institute in Copenhagen. This is, in fact, a little book full of colorful pictures that make you feel hygge even if you have no previous knowledge about it. In other words, reading this book itself was hyygeligt. Take notice of the seasons and how they change. Enjoy and appreciate the differences of each one. This is mostly a mindfulness tip, but that’s an important element of hygge. Watching the rain splattering against your window panes while cuddling your loved one or a furry friend. A hot cup of coffee can add more hygge to this moment. Challenge yourself to get some fresh air every day and see how much it benefits both your mental and physical health. You could do it for a week, a month, or even a year.

Treat yourself to a stay-in-bed-day or pyjama day one weekend and feel no guilt. You have my permission. (If you have kids, they will also love this.) An extra bonus? This book gives you the perfect excuse to spend more time and money indulging yourself. Treats, cakes, and “bonuses” are extremely hygge. 2. The hygge gameDanish people give great importance to spending time with family and it is said that they have low expectations in life which makes them happy. Isn’t it true? It is when we have high expectations and when we don’t achieve them, we are angry and unhappy. Hygge is all about celebrating life’s little moments. It must be the ability to find contentment in the little and everyday mundane things, that make them the happy people they are. With this best-selling book, you’ll discover why the Danes are the happiest people in the world, and how you can transform your home into a place of peace and relaxation. Meik introduces us to the concept of hygge as a feeling of comfort and togetherness.

There are three fragrances included, including HYGGE for strawberry and rose petals, KOTO for amber and jasmine, and RO for fresh grass and crumpled leaves. Loved ones: It’s hard to create the true essence of hygge without some people near and dear to you. Friends and family make hygge feel incredible. Alternatively, if you’re enjoying the snuggly months of the year with someone else, then the Bedsure Sherpa fleece blanket is big enough to share too. 4. Hygge candle setListen to some audiobooks – even better if they’re dramatised like old-fashioned radio plays. Snuggling up on a rainy afternoon with hot chocolate & an audiobook is maximum hygge! One of the most iconic parts of hygge is having conversations with people you care about. This game introduces you to ways of hosting cozy conversations in pleasant company, so you can make the most of the times you have with the people you care about. Hygge has been called everything from ‘the art of creating intimacy’. ‘cosiness of the soul’ and ‘the absence of annoyance’ to ‘taking pleasure from the presence of soothing things’, ‘cosy togetherness’ and, my personal favourite, ‘cocoa by candlelight’. Head to the coast. Feel the sand between your toes and soak up the feelgood negative ions. The beach isn’t just for summer. Here in Scotland we go to the beach year-round. The big skies and crisp light are really beneficial during the short winter days.

Taking pleasure in small things like sitting by the fireplace in warm clothes alone in your thoughts, watching the world through your window while sipping hot tea, going for a camping getaway with friends and sharing stories while watching the sunset or even enjoying the silent company of each other. In essence, this term refers to the ability to create a warm atmosphere, and enjoy the good things in life, with great people.Hygge embodies a feeling of comfort, contentment, and well-being through simple and everyday experiences. It encompasses a range of feelings and experiences related to coziness, togetherness, and an appreciation for life’s small pleasures. There is no actual recipe for hygge as it can include one ingredient, or several ingredients mixed together. An example would be to mix 500g of comfort, 500g of indulgence and 500g of company together in one bowl. Add to this a cup of relaxation, then garnish with a sprinkling of togetherness. Hygge (pronounced as hue-gah) is a Danish word which can’t be translated directly to English in one word, but the word that comes close is cosy. Explaining hygge is difficult but let me try. Want a taste of hygge for yourself? Don’t worry, you don’t have to learn how to make your own Danish meatballs to get involved.