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A free bird I want to be Despite the fears of freedom Despite the unfamiliarity of the destination Free as a bird I want to be as the breath of stars. In every heartbeat, a story lies, In every soul, a universe of skies. Yet in the echoes, we remain, A wh…

A few weeks ago, I participated in a plant medicine ceremony. I took six grams of psilocybin, enough to be considered a heroic dose. I’ve written about my experience using hallucinogens in several of my blogs. It is something I’ve engaged in over the past…

The question “What are you thinking right now?” is as difficult for you to answer as the question “How can you get to the Earth’s core in the cheapest way?” Thoughts usually arise unconsciously, but they have a tremendous impact on the course of your lif…

Breathing may seem boring and unremarkable when it comes to dealing with emotional lows, life crises, or trauma. Someone once wrote to me, “I can breathe without paying for it,” after I offered an online breathwork session to help with anxiety. Sure, we …

Chronic wounds, including diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, and pressure ulcers, present a significant challenge in modern medicine. These wounds not only affect patients’ physical well-being but also impact their quality of life, leading to emotio…

Sexual crimes against women persist in India, despite stringent laws and the establishment of fast-track courts to expedite case adjudication and deliver verdicts. Unfortunately, rape has evolved into a more violent and aggressive crime, resembling gangst…

Myth In ancient Myth Pluto was the ruler of the underworld, the “Son of Saturn,” or the new Sun of Time. In the depiction of the zodiac seen in the mandala created by Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet, she placed the Sun and Pluto next to each other as mentioned…

Do The Work Steve Pressfield, author of the bestselling book The War of Art uses an intriguing style in his book Do the Work! The subtitle is Overcome Resistance and get out of your own way. In my experience, neither astrologers nor psychotherapists seem…

Bribery is rampant across various departments, including the police force. Officers often demand bribes from victims’ families to secure their release, but even then, there’s no guarantee that the victim will survive judicial custody. The rising number of…

According to the 2011 census, there are approximately 4.88 lakh transgender people in India. Despite this substantial number, transgender individuals often face stigmatization in the healthcare sector and other aspects of their lives. LGBTQIA+ healthcare…

Toxic and hazardous wastes are often sold by developed countries to poorer developing countries. This practice is known as the global waste trade. Wealthy nations are basically exporting their problem to poor countries mainly in African and Asian regions,…

In Mircea Eliade’s thought, religion is seen as a universal and fundamental aspect of human existence, characterized by the experience of the sacred and the profane. Eliade believed that religion originates from an irreducible experience of the sacred, wh…

World Refugee Day, observed annually on June 20, centers around the theme of ‘Solidarity with Refugees.’ This day serves as a poignant reminder of the urgent need for global unity and collaboration in addressing the refugee crisis. Factors like political…

Every facet of environmental protection is highlighted on World Environment Day, but did you realize that medications, which are necessary for human health, can have an impact on both land and aquatic environments? The manufacturing process of drugs incr…

Despite the fact that menstruation is an essential part of a woman’s overall health, we cannot ignore the emotional and physical challenges she faces during this time. These challenges can range from discomfort to serious health issues. Approximately 40% …

Although gender inequality has become a common issue in our society, where women have often been perceived as a weaker section, it’s important to recognize that not only social rights but also the lack of nutritious food contributes to gender inequality f…

In the labyrinth of India’s prison system, a group remains largely invisible, their struggles unheard and their rights overlooked. They are the transgender prisoners, individuals whose gender identity does not align with the gender assigned to them at bir…

Everyone is aware that moving the hands and fingers is necessary when playing music, but what happens if the musician’s hand posture is unstable, causing his fingers to tremble and position him awkwardly? This condition could be carpal tunnel syndrome, wh…

For centuries, the question had been plaguing man. A kind of bedmate to many claiming eruka! To the answer for centuries only to find out their answer had been an illusion. What would enable an individual to find a genuine happiness and not the fleeting …

A collection of uncommon hereditary illnesses known as neurofibromatosis (NF) impairs the growth of nerve cell tissues or results in tumor formation on nerve tissue. Over 2 million individuals worldwide suffer from a neurofibromatosis mutation; yet, betwe…

I have tried many times to meet my obligations to anyone or places I have anything to do with. I am never the type that shies away from obligations or renders excuses even when they sound valid. I have this feeling that excuses are for losers and thy are …

Introduction: In a global plague via hereditary diseases, a brilliant partnership has emerged - one that holds the promise of reworking the panorama of remedy and presenting renewed hope to millions. The tremendous collaboration among T-cells and autophag…

I was hiking with a good friend in the foothills of the Sonoran Desert. It’s our Friday morning ritual. We decided to try a new trail called the Agua Caliente Hill Trail. It’s a pretty aggressive climb into the foothills of the Catalina Mountains. We meet…

We are greedy by nature. Humans are that way. We assume that the statement: What is worth doing at all, worth doing well means that we need to cut, and bite more than we can chew. Tell me who has ever gone for the small when the big is there for taking? I…