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When the World Finally Comes to an End
The world we live in feels strong and stable. We see mountains standing tall for centuries, oceans stretching endlessly, and cities filled with people going on with their daily routines. Everything appears permanent, as if nothing could ever bring it all to an end. But the reality is different. One day, this world will end. This idea isn’t new. It has been discussed in religion, philosophy and science for hundreds of years. Thinking about the end of the world isn’t meant to make us afraid. It helps us understand life better, value our time and stay aware of our purpose.
By Salman Writes10 months ago in Writers
How We Can Make Our Life Longer
Living a long and healthy life is something everyone wishes for. We cannot control every detail of our lifespan, but we can guide our life in a better direction by making good choices. A long life is not only about adding more years. It is also about adding better years. When the mind feels calm, the body feels strong and the heart feels settled, life becomes richer and more meaningful.
By Salman Writes10 months ago in Writers
3500?
Introduction It's now fifteen days since I could post on my main account here. As I said in my last post on the situation, I do not want to be writing these pieces, but it is the only way I can let people know what is happening. However, most of my regular readers think I have stopped writing or have done something wrong. It's never Vocal's fault, is it?
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred - EBA10 months ago in Writers
The Story of Alex Haley
This is a story of the author behind the black stories that were adapted in films and televisions that became a staple for black culture entertainment based on true events on black history. Alex Haley was a veteran groundbreaking writer who co-wrote The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Roots, and Queen. His historical work adapted into film and miniseries garnering accolades and Emmy and Image awards.
By Gladys W. Muturi10 months ago in Writers
Health Conference’s Experts Highlights The Link Between Social Interaction And Positive Mental Health
Think about the last time you had a genuine conversation, shared a good laugh, or spent time with someone who truly understood you. That warm, calm feeling afterward is more than emotional; it reflects how deeply social connection supports mental health. During a recent health event, notably Health 2.0 Conference experts emphasized that meaningful interaction can ease stress, lift mood, and reduce loneliness. In today’s busy world, taking time to connect, listen, and share experiences reminds us that relationships are not just pleasant moments. They are vital for building emotional strength and creating a sense of belonging and happiness.
By Health 2.0 Conference10 months ago in Writers
What's Happening On Vocal?
Introduction I have never appeared on the "What's Happening" and since October have not received a Top Story or honourable mention, and on the 23rd of November, Vocal stopped me from posting on my main account, then ignored (and are still ignoring my emails and tickets) the situation.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred - EBA10 months ago in Writers
A Year Well-Written: Vocal
If you think this will be a long list of brags, fear not. I will also acknowledge misses, challenge losses, and more. Celebrating defeat may sound counterintuitive, but it both keeps this reflection grounded and pays homage to one core fact: to fall short means that you leaped. And leaping, in real life and in writing, takes courage.
By Stephen A. Roddewig10 months ago in Writers
