Thomas Paine, an Englishman whose life spanned the tumultuous era of revolutionary change, dedicated his career to challenging oppressive systems and advocating for justice. Born in England, Paine’s passion for liberty carried him across the Atlantic, where he became a key figure in the American Revolution. After the triumph of independence, Paine returned to his homeland to continue his crusade […]
Mr. Elon Musk, once celebrated as a visionary entrepreneur, has become a polarizing figure in global politics. His outspoken activism, particularly his alignment with controversial political figures and policies, has sparked a backlash that threatens the reputation of Tesla, the cornerstone of his wealth. This dynamic raises profound questions about the balance between corporate responsibility and public opinion in a […]
The human brain is a marvel, especially when it comes to mastering new languages. Studies suggest that polyglots might possess unique neural connections, fostering heightened memory and problem-solving abilities. But at its core, the journey of learning a foreign language is driven not by biology alone but by something far more universal: curiosity. For many, the decision to learn a […]
Thomas Paine’s Rights of Man, published in 1791 and 1792 as a two-part work, remains a powerful testament to the ideals of democracy, human equality, and social justice. Paine wrote it in defense of the French Revolution and as a critique of hereditary government and monarchy, advocating instead for a political system built on reason, natural rights, and the consent […]
Balance, in its truest form, is not about perfection but harmony—finding steadiness amid life’s complexities. It’s about living with intention, where simplicity and moderation guide our daily choices. This balance transcends physical equilibrium and speaks to a deeper steadiness of the mind and heart. In life, balance teaches us that too much of anything—even what is good—can bring unintended consequences. […]
“The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing.” – Albert Einstein “Silence becomes cowardice when occasion demands speaking out the whole truth and acting accordingly.” – Mahatma Gandhi These quotes strike deep, each word carrying the power to unsettle and provoke reflection. They echo strongly […]
In the middle of a pandemic emotions and reflections seem to be more intense than in other times. We develop questions in our mind about ourselves like what we really are, what is the role of our existence, no matter where you live in any continent!
Staying isolated, watching the pain of the ones who lost their loved ones, feeling small and helpless we devoted our time analyzing what is going on around the Globe.
During a lockdown, we wake up to the fact that we all belong to a whole, to the same planet and we find that anybody in any continent can observe and voice opinions about the latest events such as the Virus, Climate Changing, Global Warming and so goes on!
We are surrounded by uncertainties, fears, and doubts. What is Global Warming, is it a reaction of the Planet against the pollution of the seas, against the devastation of forests, against the growing use of natural resources?
We are in dark mode, looking around us, becoming more curious, waiting for answers that may not come, but yet all of us live on the same planet.
We are part of the problem because we make part of this as a whole and have the obligation to be responsible and responsive to what is affecting the Globe and work with the possible means in our hands to make it better.
So, it was in the middle of that, which was maybe the most difficult time in our lives, the center of the biggest sanitary crisis that we decided to voice our thoughts through a journal. This journal is a loner, it has no political ties or ideology, no pretension to be something bigger than it is, it is just the expression of something that has been looked at, but never seen from what is happening on our planet these days!
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