It is not uncommon to hear that various institutions are organizing campaigns, forums, and other events aimed at sensitizing people to unity and peace. All these efforts not only deserve praise but are also necessary in a world that is globalized by economy, but not by universal values. It is encouraging to see an increasing … Read more
Once again, it’s the perfect moment to become aware of the direction we have chosen to take in our lives and the mindset required to start a new yearly challenge. Just like every year transition, most of us will reflect on the life we have lived in the ending year and on what we desire … Read more
Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life’s longing for itself. They come through you but not from you, And though they are with you yet they belong not to you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts, For they have their own thoughts. You may … Read more
Regardless of what we think about it, education has become irreversibly intertwined with technology. No classroom is complete without a ubiquitous digital projector, and every teacher has a laser pointer at hand. Undoubtedly, PowerPoint is an application that can create both engaging and monotonous content to an equal extent. Online maps, interactive videos, and gamification … Read more
Accustomed as we are to holding rigid and exclusive opinions, life and death have become two topics that captivate us in a special way. Generally, death is the one that causes greater aversion and fear, as it concerns unknown levels to us, except when it is considered an endless emptiness, a nothingness without content. Comparing … Read more
Interview with Anant Goenka, Executive Director of the Indian Express Group What is the main ethical obligation of the press? Is it not to seek the truth, real facts, and present them as objectively as possible? However, facts alone are not the whole truth. Taking into account the facts, it is necessary to understand the … Read more
Today, when the myth of equality is shaken, it is easier to appreciate the wisdom of the ancients who claimed that all things and beings live different lives. Moreover, even in the same person, it is difficult to find two identical states of mind during one day, month, or year. Unfortunately, except for exceptions that … Read more
The old world of new history is ending and dissolving, and an unknown new world is being born. Russian philosopher Nikolai Berdyaev (Kiev, 1874 – Paris, 1948) worked and wrote in the first half of the 20th century, and witnessed the disappearance of the old imperial way of life in Russia, the First World War, … Read more
Dear listeners… and now… the mayor of the city of New York, esteemed Fiorello Henry La Guardia… …Last Thursday evening in our city of New York, a man of 87 years passed away in his modest hotel room. His name was Nikola Tesla. He died in poverty, yet he was one of the most useful … Read more
Nelson Mandela was the first democratically elected president of the Republic of South Africa, a country that had suffered for centuries from the consequences of social and economic discrimination in its racially divided society. From his early understanding of democracy within the context of his culture to his persistent efforts and sacrifices in later stages … Read more
