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Living longer and living well – by living wisely


The Sage Vita philosophy is about living longer and living well – by living a wise life. Living the Sage Vita is for anyone at any age, who yearns for a life that is full, satisfying and long. The three pillars of wisdom for a Sage Vita are:
  • Sound body
  • Sound mind
  • Sound finances

Sage Vita It is a way of living developed from experience. If you take the tips and lessons for a Sage Vita to heart you will have assumed an approach to life that will not only take you through economic downturns and other nasty surprises but that will also let you seize the opportunity for a longer, better life.

Living a longer life means taking better care of yourself to make the most of those extra years. You need to have a life plan that will ensure that your longer life will be healthy and satisfying. There is nothing complicated about this, only the application of the lessons you’ve learned in life about planning, good sense and determination. [more]
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Sage Vita has been producing Video Series on the three pillars: Body, Mind and Finances. We have included some series on this website to help you to take the first steps and to start seeing the benefits of applying such simple but sounding principles.

Visit our website regularly as we keep uploading new series and episodes to the website. [more]



Like most of us, I have been driven by a demanding career, constantly balancing the exigencies of child rearing and making a home for my family.
I worked and lived that tough schedule for years, with rarely a thought for the effect on my body and my mind I achieved many of my objectives [more]
   

Life expectancy – the timeline for humans
Life expectancy is the average expected lifespan of an individual; it varies considerably according to geography, economic condition, class and gender. Life expectancy rises sharply in all cases for those who survive childbirth and early childhood to reach puberty.

The people we call the Neanderthals, living in Europe 60,000 years ago, are thought to have lived an average lifespan of 20 years. Our ancestors, homo sapiens, living 40,000 years ago had about the same lifespan. Then, what we call civilization began to appear in human societies, with cities and agriculture forming new ways of living. The average lifespan of citizens in ancient Rome was about 30 years.

By the end of the 19th century in Europe the average lifespan was 33, and by the early 20th century it had risen to almost 40 years. [more]
   

Sage Vita advice:










The real Sage Vita combines introspection with engagement in the world.

What is the point of looking after yourself if you have no ambitions to fulfil, no tastes to indulge, no adventures left to live, and, most of all, nothing to give.

A sound plan for living wisely extends beyond yourself, to an engagement with the world.

 


 

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