Cycles of Change

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The situation in Cuba is dire, particularly for the elderly population. With a meager $10 monthly pension, many retirees struggle to survive as food, medicine, and other basic necessities become increasingly scarce. The lack of resources, combined [...]

Homeless Comfort Stations

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The "Housing First" model has been a significant step forward in addressing homelessness by prioritizing stable housing as the first solution. In many communities, the sheer number of homeless individuals makes this approach challenging to implement [...]
Living without a phone in today's hyper-connected world is indeed a profound departure from the norm, and it opens up an opportunity to examine the socio-psychological implications from a multi-disciplinary perspective. This choice challenges modern [...]
The Cartesian Crisis, rooted in the philosophical approach of René Descartes, emerges from the profound separation between mind and body, leading to an existential dilemma for humanity. This crisis has shaped modern thought, where the pursuit of [...]

Unified Wisdom Theory

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Unified Wisdom Theory seeks to bridge the gap between ancient insights and modern science, offering a new perspective on unexplained phenomena and encouraging a more integrated view of reality. This novel theory combines timeless ancient knowledge [...]
The issue of chronic homelessness, particularly among single individuals, presents a multi-dimensional challenge that demands both creativity and pragmatism. Traditional government and private sector approaches have proven ineffective, highlighting [...]

What is Truth?

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Truth is all about what is real and what actually happens. It’s like when you see the sun shining in the sky and you know it’s day. Truth means what you see, hear, or know is correct and not made up. When you’re looking for the truth, you want [...]
In our daily lives, many people have strong feelings when it comes to things they care about deeply. This includes our children, pets, and even our possessions like cars or homes. This protective instinct, or the strong urge to keep what we love [...]
The Hawaiian concept of Ho‘oponopono is a traditional practice rooted in the values of forgiveness, reconciliation, and restoration of harmony. The word itself means "to make right" or "to correct," reflecting its purpose of healing relationships [...]
In Hopi culture, the concept of "Koyaanisqatsi" is deeply connected to their spiritual teachings and prophecies, including those depicted on the Hopi Prophecy Rock. The Prophecy Rock, located in Arizona, is an ancient petroglyph that is central to [...]
The concept of the "Age of Reason" is often understood as the developmental stage when a child begins to grasp the difference between right and wrong and starts to develop a rational understanding of the world around them. This is usually thought to [...]
Understanding the world begins with recognizing that the physical universe exists and operates under natural laws. This existence is fundamental to everything we experience, including the basic biological fact that all living things go through [...]