Stream of Consciousness
What is the Deja Vu phenomenon? Why does everyone have to go through it?
Have you ever experienced a familiar feeling when meeting someone for the first time or finding yourself somewhere before even though you've never been there? If the answer is yes, then you have most likely experienced the phenomenon of Déjà vu (also known as deja vu or dejavu).
Culture DiscoveryPublished 19 days ago in HumansBeat the Heat Anywhere: Exploring the Versatility of the NTMY Mini Air Cooler!
In the sweltering embrace of summer or amidst the stagnant air of an office cubicle, the pursuit of coolness becomes an indispensable quest for comfort. Fortunately, the landscape of personal cooling solutions has evolved, introducing innovative devices like the NTMY Mini Air Cooler. This multifaceted marvel transcends conventional cooling methods, seamlessly blending the functionality of a USB desk fan, a personal evaporative cooler, and an ambient LED light display into a compact and portable design. As we embark on an exploration of mini coolers, let us delve deeper into the realm of refreshing innovations, with the NTMY Mini Air Cooler serving as our guiding beacon. Its versatile features, including a 1/2/3-hour timer, three wind speeds, three spray modes, and a mesmerizing array of seven LED colors, promise to revolutionize personal comfort in settings as diverse as the bustling office, the cozy home, the cramped dormitory, or the adventurous travel escapade. Join us as we unravel the intricacies of this cooling companion and discover how it is reshaping the boundaries of convenience and relaxation in our daily lives.
What's on Your Mind?
Have You Ever Wondered What Consciousness Really Is? When you think about consciousness, what comes to your mind? Is it the feeling of being awake, aware and able to interact with the world? Or is it something deeper something that connects you to your sense of self? These questions have always intrigued me and I'm curious about what you think.
Should Elder Siblings Share Responsibility Towards Younger Siblings?
As I am fond of reading, I keep searching for different topics, especially those from real life. While scrolling my Facebook, I read a letter from 27 27-year-old girl enquiring about the opinions of readers regarding her thoughts.
Ainy AbrahamPublished 21 days ago in HumansThe Followers: A Dystopian Scroll
The year is 2042. Zenith City isn't a place, it's a perpetual performance. Towering chrome edifices gleam with holographic advertisements for the latest augmented reality filters and virtual reality vacations. Physical interaction is an archaic custom, replaced by the gentle hum of haptic gloves and the bioluminescent glow of neural implants. Everyone, from sanitation workers to CEOs, is a potential influencer, meticulously curating their lives for their legions of followers on "The Stream," the ubiquitous social media platform that dictates Zenith City's every facet.
Nada solimanPublished 21 days ago in HumansMaize of Color
First published in Short Edition, July 2020, 1st place community winner of Color it in America short fiction contest During the time of the ancient world in this land, the color was a gift of light granted to us to determine the vitality of plants, animals, and the weather. What our eyes would not see our ears would hear by listening to sound and our skin would feel the radiant heat of the sun:
Tony MartelloPublished 23 days ago in HumansPast Expectations: Is It Working For You?
How do your past expectations undermine your current actions? Certain events that have occurred in one’s life can have a significant impact on the way we process reality and our role in it.
YOURGOALSYOURGAINSPublished 25 days ago in HumansThe Girl Outside the Boys Hostel
On any given evening, one could spot her near the entrance to the boys' hostel, casually leaning against the iron bars of the bus stop students used to board buses inside the huge university campus. She was a familiar face to many of the residents, her presence both fascinating and, to some, a source of gossip. The boys' hostel, a large brick building, used to be busy with activities and the energy of young students. The hostel was traditionally reserved for male students, and visitors from the outside, especially women, weren't a common sight.
Younus BhatPublished 27 days ago in HumansThe Fire of Judgment: A Terrifying Tale of Hell and the End of Days in Islamic Tradition
In the final days, when the world is consumed by flames and the earth trembles with the weight of its sins, a darkness like no other shall descend upon the land. The skies will be ablaze with fire, and the air thick with the stench of brimstone. It is the Day of Judgment, the Day of Reckoning, when all shall be held to account for their deeds, both good and evil.
Nada solimanPublished 29 days ago in HumansThe Symphony of Laughter
In the tapestry of ancient China, where time flowed like the gentle Li River, lived three old monks. Their names, whispers lost to the wind, mattered little, for they were known by a far more luminous title: the Three Laughing Monks. Unlike any teachers before them, their wisdom resided not in words but in a symphony of joyous laughter.
Exploring the Enigma of the Indian Holy Man
Delving into the Essence In the kaleidoscope of Indian spirituality, the figure of the Indian holy man stands as an emblem of divine connection and esoteric wisdom. Embarking on a journey to understand the intricacies of these revered individuals unveils a tapestry woven with centuries of tradition, mysticism, and devotion. Join us as we unravel the layers of enigma surrounding the Indian holy man, delving into their significance, practices, and impact on both the spiritual and societal realms.
quizat karimPublished about a month ago in HumansDeep dark depths
So it dawned on me, what you may ask ? The fact that life can’t go on like this anymore. I said to myself he will not get me down , I refuse to enter the dark hole of depression again. Not for me but for the four little lives that depend on me first and foremost…….
Teresa BomparolaPublished about a month ago in Humans