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Survival Tips That Will Get You Killed
I bet you can picture the horrifying day when you just want to enjoy the peaceful ocean, the sun caressing your skin, and the inspiring sound of waves blessing your ears. Moreover, in fraction of a second, an agonizing parting with your silence - a jellyfish sting!What now?At times like this, survival instinct comes to live its own entrance most of the time with what “the experience teaches” in form of advice. Nevertheless, can the reality of these stories compete with that of ‘make-believe’?
Amine OubihPublished 3 days ago in HumansThere are interesting things about human smiles
Eastern people often say: "A smile is equal to 10 doses of tonic", while Western people believe that "Smile is the key to success". So what relationship does smiling have to human health and success?
Culture DiscoveryPublished 4 days ago in HumansThe Benefits of At Home Physical Therapy: Enhancing Recovery in a Comfortable Setting
Physical therapy is a critical component of the recovery process for many injuries and conditions. Traditionally, it involves visiting a clinic where therapists use specialized equipment and techniques to treat patients. However, the emergence of at-home physical therapy has transformed how care is delivered, providing significant benefits by bringing treatment right to the patient's doorstep. This blog explores the advantages of at-home physical therapy and why it might be the right choice for you or your loved one.
Suncrest Home Health CarePublished 4 days ago in HumansCanelo Alvarez,
Canelo Álvarez: A Portrait of Fire and Finesse, From Humble Beginnings to Boxing Royalty Canelo Álvarez. The name itself contains the weight of expectation, the echo of thunderous crowds, and the undeniable presence of a champion. But in the back of the championship belts and the million-dollar fights lies a story etched in each fire and finesse – a journey from humble beginnings in Guadalajara, Mexico, to the undisputed pinnacle of expert boxing.
Meena Alexamder Poet of the In-Between
A Tapestry of Voices: Remembering Meena Alexander, Poet of the In-Between Meena Alexander (1951-2018) wasn't just a poet; she turned into a weaver of studies, a bridge builder between cultures, and a voice for the displaced. Born in Allahabad, India, raised among India and Sudan, and finding a home inside the United States, Alexander's existence was a tapestry woven from threads of displacement, resilience, and a profound experience of belonging to the arena.
MORE THAN JUST SURVIVING - SUTRA 1.5
Modifications or thought-waves (vritti) can be defined generally as either causing pain (klishta) or not causing pain (aklishta). Some may be supportive and empowering, while others may be restrictive and debilitating. Some may be considered useful, while others un-useful. Some may move us towards realisation of the Self while others away from it.
David McGrathPublished 4 days ago in HumansHeart Gem
In a small village nestled amidst lush green hills, lived a young man named Arka. Arka was a humble and kind-hearted youth, who lived with his mother, Mother Maya, in a small house on the outskirts of the village. They lived a simple yet loving life together.
Love and Tears
On the beautiful coastline, there lies a small village surrounded by lush green trees and the blue sea. In that village, lives a young girl named Aisha. Aisha is a cheerful and spirited girl. She lives with her parents who work as fishermen.
Importance of Religion without being Religious
**The Power of Faith: Why Religion Matters, Even If You're Not Religious** In an increasingly secular world, it's easy to dismiss the importance of religion. After all, many of us have moved away from traditional beliefs and practices, embracing a more rational and scientific approach to life. Yet, despite this shift, religion remains a vital part of human society, playing a significant role in shaping our values, culture, and individual identities.
vikas bajajPublished 5 days ago in HumansForgive, but Don’t Forget: Navigating the Path of Healing
Once upon a time in the realm of love and heartbreak, the prevailing wisdom claimed that the quickest way to forget someone was to “delete them.” This advice, handed down by friends and self-help gurus, was thought to mend the shattered pieces of a broken heart.
Emily Chan - Life and love sharingPublished 5 days ago in HumansSnake Spirit
In a remote village nestled in the heart of the wilderness, lived a young man named Rama. Rama was an orphan who lived with his grandmother, Nyai Siti, in a small hut on the edge of the forest. Since childhood, Rama had always been curious about the legend of the snake-human that supposedly dwelled within the forest.
South Sudanese TikTok'er Who Handles Thousands of Colorist Hate Comments From Africans
Sunday, 5 May 2024 By TB Obwoge This is what I've been writing about for years, my life in Ghana, where I first encountered Black Africans insulting darker skinned Africans. As a Black American, I've always known of the deep seeded colorism in the Black community.
IwriteMywrongsPublished 5 days ago in Humans