Give your broken heart and soul to me I’ll collect all the pieces that are left Bind them together as one From heaven to hell, I promise that I can Sway all these stern obstacles When you get lost among the crowd You don’t know where to go Even how far you wander You’ll come […]
La Vie En Rose
Darling, I’m not too fond of these alluring exhibits But you’re the divine; an art to my dark soul And I’m your artist Intriguingly waiting to explore As I vaguely hold my brush And lay the palette on the floor Swaying it in all strokes In every possible combination That are pleasing to my eyes […]
Vintage Romance
Peace is attaining the gnostic wisdom of the human mind; when you decrypt the complexity of a thought and read between the lines. Where is this desirable peace? Well, peace is just a notion fabricated by the jewels of aesthetic pleasures that you find assuring. It never settles at a point, rather it fluctuates with […]
Renaissance of peace
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There is no good justification for doing anything bad. What is done, is done. We can’t change what we did. Even if we choose to do nothing, our action has been to do nothing. The moment you are aware, you have a responsibility into it.
Great Quote by Golda Meir
Social distancing does not mean you can’t party! This blog post by Red Herring games explains how to host a party virtually.
How To Host A Virtual Party
Be good. Bring a smile on the face of the people you meet. « The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” – Mahatma Gandhi Doing good deeds is never wrong. Become a source of transformation in the world. Become a source of joy and love. Find your true […]
Be good! by Serge ‘Mage’ Cote
A powerful essay by Sarah Bellamy, who, in the wake of George Floyd being murdered in her hometown, argues that we need to question how white bodies might be predisposed to rely on a racial inheritance that endangers the lives of others.
Performing Whiteness
An excerpt from a recent poem by Laura A. Lord: “I could twist the tap and pull myself back until I’m only a few little drops / and then you could catch me in your hands like you used to do.”
Running Water
“Just as talking about mental health does not make you weak, making a space for people to talk about quitting the PhD does not make more people leave.” At The Thesis Whisperer, professor Inger Mewburn writes about mental health, quitting the PhD, and toxic positivity in academia.
How NOT to be an academic a**hole during Covid
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