DANIEL LUMERA presents the book "THE BUTTERFLY LESSON" in Asiago - July 28, 2021

"Aperitif with the author" in Asiago, cultural meetings organized by the Giunti al Punto Library

On Wednesday, July 28, 2021 there will be a new meeting of the literary review "Aperitivo con l'autore", organized by the Giunti al Punto di Asiago library.

Daniel Lumera will present to the public the book "The lesson of the butterfly - 7 awareness to regenerate and discover a new well-being", written in collaboration with Immaculata De Vivo.

The meeting will be held as always in Piazza Carli at the Piazzale del Duomo,in the center of Asiago, at 5.30 pm.

INFO AND RESERVATIONS

MANDATORY RESERVATION to be made at the Tourist Information desk of the Municipality of Asiago

The reservation allows access to the reserved area at the Piazzale del Duomo,in Asiago and, only in case of bad weather, atthe first 170 reservations, the entrance to the Millepini Tourist Palace.

It is recommended to maintain an interpersonal distance of at least one meter.

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BOOK "THE LESSON OF THE BUTTERFLY - 7 awareness to regenerate and discover a new well-being"- Mondadori

After the success of "Biology of Kindness", Daniel Lumera,expert in wellness sciences,and Immaculata De Vivo,harvard epidemiologist, propose a revolutionary and transversal method that, thanks to seven new awareness resulting from the encounter between avant-garde science and ancient millennial philosophies,teaches us to face and overcome the great changes we are experiencing. A profound evolution, to enter the near future with new wings. Those of a butterfly.

Science, Lumera and De Vivo teach us, has shown how inclusive valuessuchas empathy, kindness and forgiveness generate an extraordinary impact on genes, processes of inflammation and aging, chronic diseases and longevity, but also on the very balances and harmonies of the outside world, from social processes to climate change.

Hence the need – including biological – to link the health of the individual to the health of everyone and the entire planet,and to establish a more respectful relationship with the environment around us, eliminating discrimination and inequalities and rediscovering the potential of female values aimed at greater inclusion and gentle leadership.

In line with the latest scientific research, the authors also provide practical guidance to make us live our "perfect day": they explore the new frontiers of nutrition throughthe" diet of empathy " and nutraceuticals targeted for the different stages of the day, and share the most effective practices of regeneration of vital energy and cognitive skills thanks to meditation and conscious breathing.

Combining sapiential traditions and modern science, The Butterfly Lesson traces a new path to daily well-being- a book indispensable for anyone who wants to live healthy, happier and longer.

AUTHORS DANIEL LUMERA AND IMMACULATA DE VIVO

Daniel Lumera is an expert in wellness and quality of life sciences and an international reference in the practice of meditation that he studied and deepened with Anthony Elenjimittam,Gandhi's direct disciple. he is the bestselling author of "La cura del perdono" (Mondadori, 2016), co-author of "Ventuno giorni per rinascere" (Mondadori, 2018) and "La via della leggerezza" (Mondadori, 2019) and, together with Immaculata De Vivo, of " Biologiadella gentilezza" (Mondadori, 2020).

he is the creator of the My Life Design method®:the conscious design of one's personal, professional, social life, a methodology applied internationally in public and private companies, to the school, penitentiary, health system and in the accompaniment to the dying. he is also the founder of the International Day of Forgiveness which in the last three editions has received the Medal of the President of the Italian Republic.

Immaculata De Vivo is a scientist of Italian descent, professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and professor of Epidemiology at the Harvard School of Public Health. is one of the world's leading experts in molecularepidemiology and cancer genetics. He is also a leading exponent in the study of telomeres: the biological clock of our organism.

His studies, published in the most prestigious scientific journals, have been cited by various international newspapers including "The New York Times", "Forbes" and CNN. With Daniel Lumera he wrote Biology of Kindness (Mondadori, 2020).