We’re nothing but human.
Photography has the ability to create a profound impact on the way we think, feel and live. A good photograph can shake our perspective, but great ones serve as...
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My 3 month Digital Detox in Nepal
This article is not just about a digital detox, travelling or volunteering. It is my attempt to communicate those “aha” moments or epiphanies experienced in Nep...
The Spiritual Wisdom of Albert Einstein
The following is an excerpt of his writings that explore the meeting place between science and spirituality, giving us a fascinating glimpse into how Einstein s...
Mindblowing Photographs of the last surviving tribes on Earth
Photographer Jimmy Nelson spent the past three years exploring the most remote places on Earth to capture mindblowing photographs of the last surviving tribes o...
God is in Your Neurons: Fascinating exploration of the Mind
Developments in neuroscience and sociology from the past decades have shed light on many aspects of human psychology that are only now beginning to be discussed...
The Paris Attacks. Are we Overlooking the Root Cause?
There are sinister social media tweets celebrating yesterday's Paris attacks by extremists which read"Oh God, burn Paris as you burned the Muslims in Mali, Af...
Do you make choices or do choices make you?
“Do you ever wonder why things have to turn out the way they do?” ― Nicholas SparksI often notice thoughts arise that question my choices throughout life or m...
Everything We Think We Know About Addiction Is Wrong
This awesome video from in a nutshell breaks down some examples surrounding addiction, and how our perceptions are wrong. What causes addiction? Easy, right? Dr...
This is Water – David Foster Wallace
This is Water commencement speech from David Foster Wallace is an unbelievable reminder of how we can all feel like we are at the centre of the universe and how...
Can you face the reality of Factory Farming?
Every single year, billions of animals are raised in heart-breaking conditions, only to be injected with antibiotics, painfully slaughtered, and in some...
The Rat Race Paradox: The Fisherman and The Banker
This is one of the best short parables I've come across and it contains a lesson well worth contemplating...
_____The Investment Banker and the Mexican Fish...
What Makes Life Worth Living? (Part 2 – Connection)
Some of the topics from this article have been explored further within What Make Life Worth Living? Part 1 - EarthThe Buddha said; “There are 3 types of...
What Makes Life Worth Living? (Part 1 – Earth)
Before any concern is shown or any other words are read I wish to reassure that this is not a note expressing suicidal tendencies but more simply an article bas...
Becoming what you are
4 minutes to readIf you stroll through a large art museum, you will notice that Van Gogh does not paint the same world as Rembrandt, Picasso does not see thin...
The 7 Reasons That Science Says You Should Pay For Experience, Not Things
Your big travel plans might seem like a waste of money. What will you come back with, besides some photos on your phone and a few memories. If you bought a TV w...
Man Reveals How Choosing Comfort in His 20s Led to a Life of Emptiness and Pain
Earlier this month, 46-year-old John Jerryson posted on the Reddit forum Today I F*cked Up a story recounting how he wasted his life by pursing his comfort over...
5 Mind-Boggling Predictions for the Next 25 Years
Bill Gates calls Ray, “the best person I know at predicting the future of artificial intelligence.” Ray is also amazing at predicting a lot more beyond just AI....
Banksy: The Harsh Truth About Advertising
The spectacle of advertising creates images of false beauty so suave and so impossible to attain that you will hurt inside and never even know where the hurt co...
These 6 Corporations Control Almost Everything We Watch, Hear And Read
“The media's the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that's power. Because they ...
Disconnected from Nature. Is this the reason we’re raping the planet?
These days we seem to be plugged into everything. Handheld mobile wifi platforms are making it possible to stay connected everywhere we go. Wall-sized, flat scr...
The age of convenience and how it’s destroying the planet
We're continually creating more comfortable and convenient environments in society that disconnect us further from nature. Therefore relying more than ever on c...