The purpose of this article is to explore the difference between envy and admiration so that we can less often experience the bad feeling of envy and more often experience the good feeling of ...

Envy is pain at another's good fortune, according to the ancient philosopher Aristotle. Thanks to social media, this definition written over 2,000 years ago seems more relevant than ever.

We live in a society that worships at the altar of achievement. According to a national survey of 10,000 students, almost 80 percent of youth identified either high achievement or happiness as most ...

Dwelling with envy Aristotle has a much more specific – and negative – definition of envy. In his view, the emotion is directed toward our equals. We become envious when our neighbors have something ...

The basic ideas presented here are being curious about, attempts to understand, and to strive to contribute to human betterment. In the biomental approach, You and I are "the world." All begins with ...

In the past, you may have envied your neighbour when they bought a new car or went on holiday abroad when you could not. Although these feelings of envy would have been perfectly valid, they were ...