Some kids grow up in poverty, lacking food and sanitation, while others are born in countries where basic necessities are taken for granted. Photographer James Mollison came up with the project when he thought about his own childhood bedroom and how it reflected who he was. Where Children Sleep – a collection… Continue reading
“Youthquake” has just been crowned as WORD OF THE YEAR 2017 by the renowned Oxford Dictionaries. The blend between “youth” and “earthquake” generated the noun translated into: “a significant cultural, political, or social change arising from the actions or influence of young people”. Casper Grathwohl, president of Oxford Dictionaries, said:… Continue reading
Have you ever wondered why you desire the things you desire? Well, if you’ve lived on planet earth for just about any amount of time, you’ve probably decided that you want to acquire certain things for one reason or another. These things may include happiness, wealth, social status, approval, or… Continue reading
There is no law beyond do what thou will. Love is the law, love under will. Moral Philosophy course at Brown by Jamie Dreier taught the first half of this rubric as the concluding philosophy. Everything else, all external guidelines are reduced into meaninglessness or converted upon analysis to predilections… Continue reading
Relationships are arguably the most important part of life. Our experience is influenced, impacted by, and shaped by our interactions with other people. The development of our minds and souls depend on the people we surround ourselves with in this life. There are many different friend archetypes that seem to… Continue reading
Finding a great relationship is one big manifestation on most people find themselves on the hunt for at least once or twice in life (and usually a lot more than that!). Though love comes easy for some, other people struggle to manifest a great relationship, and this can cause a lot… Continue reading
What if you could see you and your partner 30, 50, or 80 years from now? Before recently, you could only imagine what you would look like with them after spending a lifetime together. But now, with the help of state-of-the-art makeup, we have the ability to replicate the aging… Continue reading
We all know Robin Hood as an English folklore character who stole from the rich and gave it to the poor. The story of Robin Hood has been told many times with several varying twist and turns. According to legend, he was born in the 1100’s and the earliest surviving Robin… Continue reading
Memories in mommies tummy. This is a foreign and far out concept for many of us. Yet, with some contemplation it’s not that big of a stretch. We were in fact all products of mommies tummy. We did lay inside possibly up to 2 weeks after the expected due date.… Continue reading
If money wasn’t an option, what would you want to create with your time? What is your passion? If you aren’t doing what you love, you won’t be happy. And if you aren’t happy, what else is there? Share and Enjoy Continue reading
When it comes to living on purpose and going after your passion, we all know it’s of tremendous importance to feel supported. Unfortunately sometime when we decide to REALLY go for it, and we actually uncover some meaningful, emotional and spiritual components of our journey, those that normally “have our… Continue reading
A high school student named Jeff Bliss goes on a rant after the teacher wouldn’t allow the students more time to prepare for their test and for not taking the time to properly teach them the subject they were being tested on. While there may have been a better way… Continue reading
This video is too beautiful not to share. These two newborns are shown mimicking life in the womb as they are taking a bath, not realizing they have already been born. Life is so precious. In this video posted by a French nurse, the newborn twins can’t seem to stop… Continue reading
This is Charlie Chaplin’s final speech in The Great Dictator, and is inarguably the greatest speech ever given. Please consider these dear words and their relevance to our current state of affairs. We all want to help one another. Human beings are like that. We want to live by… Continue reading
Astrophysicist Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson was asked by a reader of TIME magazine, “What is the most astounding fact you can share with us about the Universe?” This is his answer. Share and Enjoy Continue reading
I am. Those are two of the most powerful words we can speak. Someday, though, each and every one of us won’t be on earth to speak those words in reference to the organic skin that is dangling on our bones right now. This is nothing to be sad about… Continue reading
Warning: This article will not contain pick-up lines. It will not tell you what to wear. It will not tell you who to be friends with or what car to drive. It will tell you my story (as a straight male). And as a result, it will allow you to be… Continue reading
Cinemagraphs are the coolest thing to hit still photos since color. With a touch of animation, new life is pumped into a photo. They are the artistic equivalent to a fishing lure twitching in front of a fish, begging for attention. Like most fish, it’s really hard not to take the… Continue reading
This should be an easy article to write. “Common sense” implies that our root senses, before the corporate establishment colors our pristine glasses with their soot, will identify with the five topics about to be discussed and debate will be in vain. Here is the thing: I know better than that,… Continue reading
Written by Gemma Collier| Some places are holy: sites of religious significance and formal worship. Jerusalem, Mecca, the Vatican and Maya Devi, birthplace of the Buddha, all regularly attract visitors and devotees in the millions. These are indeed special places. But beyond the confines of formal contemporary religion other sites exist… Continue reading
