Ancestral knowledge, village life, medicine, old ways vs. new
Before TikTok, before YouTube, before anyone even dreamed of “going viral,” Jesus went viral. Buddha went viral. Muhammad went viral. Their teachings spread like wildfire—not because people clapped politely, but because they lived them and multiplied them. Fast forward to today. We walk into a church, mosque, temple, or meditation hall like it’s a gas…
Man is a deeply religious creature. From the towering cathedrals of Christianity to the grand mosques of Islam, from Hindu temples echoing with chants to Buddhist monasteries tucked in the mountains — it looks like God must be clapping His hands in delight. Perfect! Humanity has remembered its Maker. People gather, sing hymns, fast, tithe,…
If you’ve ever wondered why life feels like one challenge after another, you’re not alone. From ancient scriptures to modern faiths, one theme keeps surfacing: life as a test.Not a test for God’s information—but a test for spiritual growth and character development. Funny, but I came up with this same conclusion independently, and it’s at…
Conflicts will always exist. They might come from history, identity, or security. They might erupt in our homes, at work, or on the global stage. But how we choose to see those conflicts determines whether we fuel more fire or build bridges. That’s where the idea of lenses comes in. Just as a photographer uses…
Remember The Gods Must Be Crazy? A Coke bottle falls from the sky, and suddenly the village goes bananas. People fight, envy, scramble, and even send one of their own to throw it away. Did the bottle make them happy? Not really — just chaos, confusion, and running around. well, this is part two of…
Remember that old movie The Gods Must Be Crazy? A single Coke bottle drops from the sky and suddenly an entire tribe is fighting over it. Something so small sparks envy, chaos, and obsession. That bottle becomes the center of the world — until the tribe finally realizes how ridiculous the fight is. Fast forward…
For centuries, science and faith discussions tried to explain beginnings. The Big Bang sounded too much like, “In the beginning, God created…” (Genesis 1:1), so some scientists clung to the idea of a universe with no start—the Steady State theory. But the evidence kept piling up: the universe had a beginning. And it wasn’t random…
When I was 18, my dad gave me one of the biggest life lessons in the most unexpected way. One evening, he took me to a quiet gentleman’s club—the kind of place where professors, engineers, doctors, and even political names would gather. There was no chaos, no shouting—just calm conversations over coffee, tea, soda, or…
Life isn’t lived in isolation. Every action we take—whether it’s personal, cultural, or political—creates a ripple. Some ripples are small, like forgetting to recycle a plastic bottle. Others trigger full-blown chain reactions, toppling values, families, and even nations like a row of dominoes. It’s the domino effect of society that is unbeknownst to many that…
If you ask search engines the meaning of success, you’ll get something bland like “the accomplishment of an aim or purpose.” Yawn. That’s like saying the definition of food is “something you eat.” Technically correct, but useless when you’re starving and debating between a fresh mango or a half-warm burger from last night. So what…