seen from United States
seen from Israel
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Türkiye
seen from Tunisia
seen from Singapore
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from China
seen from China
seen from Macao SAR China
seen from France
seen from Singapore
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Philippines
Imbolc Reflections - When Discernment Turns Into Delay
Imbolc Arc: This essay names a shift hinted at in Rest Is Not the Same as Avoidance: Pagan Burnout and Discernment, where waiting begins to carry consequence. The Virtue of Pausing Discernment is often praised as a virtue. We are taught to pause, to weigh motives, to listen carefully before acting. Across spiritual and ethical traditions, it is framed as wisdom in motion—attention guided by…
Schadenfreude
They don’t smile when flowers grow, but when the stem is snapped in two— that’s when their eyes begin to glow, a spark that flares on someone’s bruise. They clap for stumbles, lean in close to catch the sound of breaking glass, collect the fragments like a boast, polish their pride with every crack. You’ll see it in the way they pause when tears are spilled but not their own, how gently they…
Genderless God
Let Adam boast she looks like God, Her features straight like morning sun; Proud soft her eyes like hailing cod, That sparkled smooth like smiling son; For sure she’s coy with BIPOC’s smile, Where gender is a thing of mind: Full cute and soft without a rile, Comforting souls with heavens’ kind. But Black and Latinx save this globe, Their ruling class is gender mute – Adumu rules without a…
Reevaluating Colonialism: A Legacy of Survival or Oppression?
Colonialism, often seen as a historical necessity for human expansion and survival, merits a critical reexamination. It’s totally valid to think that based on what most people associate with the idea of colonialism. While human migration has undoubtedly played a pivotal role in our species’ spread across the globe, the ethical implications of displacing and enslaving groups under the guise of…
Call for papers: Humanitarian Transition and Ethical Reflection in Lebanon
Call for papers: Humanitarian Transition and Ethical Reflection in Lebanon
Jointly led by Virginie Troit and Marie-Noëlle AbiYaghi Devenir Humanitaire Collection – Volume IV – Editions Karthala In the context of the fourth volume of the Devenir Humanitaire collection, which will be published in late 2018, the French Red Cross Foundation is launching a call for papers on humanitarian transition[1] in Lebanon. Following on from the seminar which was organised in Beirut in…
View On WordPress
