Ramnrajput·Mar 17The Architecture of Choice: Is Our Power Real or Just a Feeling?We’ve all seen the photos: the purple-inked finger, the “I Voted” selfie, the captions about “being the change.” In India, this is the…
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Michael Blazer·Aug 27, 2025Is it worth it? A short story about Stefa’s refusal to submitThe art of knowing when to submit and when to dominate, by Michael Blazer
Jose Franco·Aug 3, 2025Democracy’s Dirty Secret: The Lie Both Parties Need to TellI’ve spent years writing about politics in ways that rarely go viral and almost never fit into a party platform. I’ve staged symbolic…
Abigail Rosenthal·Jul 1, 2025Death and the DoctorsReaders of this column may recall that I had a near-death experience fairly recently.
Isabel Paulos·Feb 2, 2025Diário 2 de Fevereiro de 2025Este comportamento é típico dos que com a máxima desfaçatez, a pretexto de defenderem os princípios democráticos e a liberdade de…
Beverly Bowman·Oct 24, 2024Why Do Certain People Like To Play Power Games?Be sober-minded; be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. 1Peter 5:8
InMindfully SpeakingbySylvia Clare MSc. Psychol, mindfulness teacher·Apr 20, 2024Mindfulness and IntuitionRediscovering myself, you can do this too.A response icon1A response icon1
InILLUMINATIONbyJanet Chui·Aug 11, 2023“Nice” or Kind? When Niceness Has Hidden MotivesHow “nice” may play into ego and power games.A response icon3A response icon3
