Monthly Archives: July 2026
Why We Need to Teach Introspection in Schools
Traditional schooling often turns education into a race for the right answer. We teach students what to think, but rarely give them the space to understand how they think or who they are. By embedding introspection across every subject, we … Continue reading
My Pet
My pet is a rock. đ One thing that makes my rock unique is that it requires zero maintenance.
The Foundation and Blueprint of Love
The Best Piece of Advice The greatest piece of advice I have ever received is: These two commandments are not only the essence of faith but also the guiding principles for life. Foundation and Blueprint Foundation The foundation is the … Continue reading
Reflection on Past Worries
In earlier years, I often found myself troubled by the perceived inhumanity of breakups. The dissolution of a relationship, whether between men or women, is experienced through different perspectives, yet it invariably leaves individuals in a vulnerable stateâmentally and emotionally. … Continue reading
Spiritual Beings in a Human Experience
âWe are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience.â â Pierre Teilhard de Chardin This quote perfectly describes my outlook on life. It pairs seamlessly with my physical reality, reminding me that … Continue reading
My Favorite 10 Travel Destinations: Landscapes That Speak for Themselves
Introduction When I dream of travel, Iâm drawn to places where the land itself tells the story â landscapes that feel alive, vibrant, and full of warmth. These destinations are consistently ranked among the most aweâinspiring on Earth, and each … Continue reading
My Favorite Quote
The Architecture of the Present My favorite quote is “Thereâs no time like the present.” To me, this is not just a clichĂ©, but a fundamental truth: there is no better, more potent time than right now. We can contemplate … Continue reading
The Quiet Power of Reflection
In a world that constantly encourages movement, productivity, and immediate responses, reflection has become an overlooked practice. We are surrounded by endless information, conversations, and experiences, yet we rarely give ourselves the space to sit with them long enough to … Continue reading
The Most Underrated Skill
If I had to name one basic skill that many people struggle with, it wouldn’t be reading, writing, or arithmetic. It would be thinkingânot the automatic stream of thoughts that fills our minds every day, but the intentional practice of … Continue reading
