humanity
For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.
The Hidden Power of Blood: The Lifeline That Keeps You Alive
The human body is a remarkable system designed to function with precision and balance. Every second, millions of processes are taking place within us without our conscious awareness. Among all these processes, one of the most vital yet overlooked elements is blood. It flows continuously through our veins, silently supporting life.
By hassan khan6 months ago in Humans
Epic Love
I think about William Faulkner a lot. Yeats, too. I feel a kenship with them aside from writing. They, too, had great loves that obsessed them for their entire lives. They both eventually married those loves, and stayed together until death parted them. I have no idea if that will come to pass for me, especially since I am happy in my marriage.
By Harper Lewis 6 months ago in Humans
The Day I Lost Everything and Finally Found Myself
I remember sitting on the floor of my empty apartment, surrounded by boxes, wondering how I had let it all fall apart. The job was gone. The relationship was over. My savings had quietly bled out over six months of hope and denial. I was thirty-one years old and starting from zero.
By Gideon Polycarp6 months ago in Humans
Scorpio Woman and Leo Man Compatibility Score. AI-Generated.
The relationship between a Scorpio woman and a Leo man is one of the zodiac’s most intense and captivating pairings. When these two strong personalities come together, sparks fly instantly. This is not the kind of relationship that starts quietly or stays ordinary. It is passionate, dramatic, emotionally layered, and often unforgettable.
By Inspire and Fun6 months ago in Humans
Tears for Humanity Blues
WRITTEN, CREATED, EDITED BY VICKI LAWANA TRUSSELLI This is a Trusselli Art Film Outstages Cafe Art Studio Production I create short art films. This took me 10 hours to complete. I utilize AI as a tool without fear. I WRITE, EDIT, CREATE MY OWN STUFF.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 6 months ago in Humans
Mahateer, Daughter of Lolo, and the World of Wholesale Trade
________________________________________ 📖 Mahateer, Daughter of Lolo, and the World of Wholesale Trade In a city that never sleeps—where life is measured by the movement of markets rather than the silence of homes—there stood a vast marketplace, like an open kingdom that recognized only those who proved themselves anew each day.
By Ali Sadeek Ahmed6 months ago in Humans
The Rosehill Circus. Top Story - May 2026.
The circus. It’s a place that kids in tales of old want to run away to. It’s a source of entertainment, of spectacle and acrobatics and colourful displays of stage lights and decor. It’s meant to distract viewers from the worries of their everyday lives: work, running errands, interpersonal conflicts, and so on. At said goal, the showcase succeeds for many.
By Snarky Lisa6 months ago in Humans
Avi Anderson, Kedushah, Holiness, and Healing: Jewish Practice Beyond Shame and Performance
Avi Anderson is a rabbi and therapist whose work bridges spirituality, mental health, and human connection. Shaped by his own experience of anxiety and pain, he moved from a purely professional stance toward a more integrated practice grounded in presence, honesty, and relational depth. He helps clients face uncertainty, difficult emotions, and inner conflict with greater clarity and compassion. Drawing on both pastoral and therapeutic perspectives, Avi emphasizes growth through discomfort, authenticity, and meaningful connection. A parent of seven-year-old triplets, he brings warmth, directness, and realism to his work, grounded in the belief that people heal most deeply when they are able to show up as themselves.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen6 months ago in Humans
The Babalon Working: Crowley, Hubbard, Parsons, and the Strange Crossroads of Occult History
The intersection of L. Ron Hubbard, Aleister Crowley, and Jack Parsons remains one of the most unusual and controversial episodes in twentieth‑century occult history. Although Hubbard and Crowley never met in person, their names are permanently linked through a series of rituals conducted in Pasadena in 1946, collectively known as the Babalon Working. This episode unfolded at a moment when science, mysticism, and countercultural experimentation were colliding in unprecedented ways. The story is not merely a footnote in occult lore; it is a window into the ambitions, delusions, and philosophical tensions of three men whose lives shaped modern esotericism, new religious movements, and even the American space program.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior6 months ago in Humans
The Historical Foundation of Astrology as a Soul Mapping Science
For most of human history, the study of the heavens was not divided into separate disciplines. The people who watched the sky, recorded its movements, and interpreted its meaning did not distinguish between astronomy and astrology, nor did they see a conflict between physical observation and metaphysical insight. The earliest civilizations understood the sky as a living text, a vast and intricate script written in light. The Babylonians, Egyptians, Greeks, Persians, Chinese, and Maya all treated the heavens as both a clock and a mirror. They believed that the macrocosm—the universe in its vastness—reflected the microcosm of the human soul. This was not superstition but a worldview grounded in thousands of years of careful observation. The sky was not merely a backdrop; it was a system of signs, patterns, and cycles that revealed the deeper architecture of existence.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior6 months ago in Humans
The Last Bench by the River
Nobody in the town noticed the old bench anymore. It sat beside the river under a giant willow tree, its wood cracked from rain and summers long forgotten. People walked past it every day—students rushing to school, workers staring at phones, cyclists speeding by—but nobody stopped.
By Vincent Hale6 months ago in Humans
