Valuable stories about the ancient way of knowing for adults, students, and kids about wisdom, patience, morals, and gratitude from all over the world.
Embarking on an introspective journey, these reflections delve into the realization that "nothing of mine is needed by anyone." As the story unfolds, explore the struggle for purpose and the internal conflict driving the protagonist's quest for validation.
A thought comes to my mind,...
The popular geodetic geometry of old Greece is one more brilliant secret of Ancient Greeks, as the area of their sanctuaries and asylums structures nonexistent mathematical arrangements that challenge legitimate translations and very much positioned casings of enlistment. Why the old Greeks assembled their...
One of Istanbul's most popular destinations for visitors is Hagia Sophia, officially known as the Church of the Holy Wisdom. This Byzantine church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of the most outstanding examples of Byzantine architecture. It has served as...
A Roman philosopher Seneca was an upholder of this idea. "While teaching we learn" is a dialogue between two doctors who heal each other by conversating.
The mind loves to apprehend and interpret everything. That is its ardor and purpose. But you don't, you have...
Dear "proletarian", you and I share the same capital status, by definition, it is a middle class. We work our whole life for a stack of paper that is printed in 5 minutes, which is a de facto truth. We sacrifice and miss a...