The Golden Age of TeachingIn the not-so-distant past, teachers stood as pillars of society, their status equal to that of doctors, lawyers, and religious figures.16h ago16h ago
Public Figures and the Human Need for MeaningRedemption stories resonate across cultures and contexts because they reflect a fundamental human desire: the hope that change is possible.1d ago1d ago
The Art of Living and Dying WellWe risk being consumed by a system that values existence over essence, survival over meaning.3d ago3d ago
Freedom Beyond EscapeAt the core of human suffering lies a profound challenge: the state of being oneself can become unbearable.5d ago5d ago
The Spiral Nature of Time, Growth, and ExistenceEmbracing this spiral view of life can inspire us to approach each day as a unique moment.6d ago6d ago
The Art of Realism: Isao Takahata’s Legacy in AnimationThe contrast between Takahata’s realism and Miyazaki’s idealism ultimately strengthened Studio Ghibli’s artistic range.Nov 13Nov 13
Dismissal and DefianceThe cycle is perpetuated by the continuous back-and-forth between elite dismissal and populist defiance.Nov 13Nov 13
The Art of DocumentationToday’s social media landscape offers countless examples of documentation gone awry.Nov 12Nov 12
The Sacred Treasury of Childhood MemoriesToday’s trials become tomorrow’s memories, but our childhood moments remain a constant anchor.Nov 10Nov 10
Silent Libraries in a Noisy WorldRather than becoming a quiet, reflective library, the online space evolved into a bustling marketplace.Nov 9Nov 9