Righting Ndege 101
“We’re in a giant car heading towards a brick wall and everyone is arguing over where they’re going to sit” – David Suzuki Imagine Western culture is a crashing airplane. We are all on this plane, and...
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Yin-Yang is a deeply rooted concept in Taoist philosophy, representing the constant state of change or duality in the universe forming a whole. It describes how opposite forces are interconnected and...
View ArticleKuendeleza Self ndani na Kalaripayattu – Ya kale ya Hindi Martial Arts
You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection. – Buddha Kalaripayattu is a form of martial art that is native to the state of Kerala in Southern India....
View ArticleMaori – Enchanting Njia ya Maisha
Indigenous cultures have much to teach us; their deep knowledge and wisdom of living sustainably and spiritual connections with elements of nature and their surroundings. Like the Maoris, indigenous...
View ArticleMali Healing ya maji kuhifadhiwa katika Copper
During my childhood days I remember my mother storing water in a copper vessel and asking us to drink it after 7-8 hours, she would claim that water when stored in a copper vessel was extremely healthy...
View ArticleFirewalking: Kupima uwezo wa akili yako
Firewalking, a traditional practice dating back to 4000 years ago, is based on the theory of mind over matter or understanding the mind with matter. Fire being one of the five elements of Earth, is...
View ArticleFour Universally Powerful Gestures
The first language humans had was gestures. There was nothing primitive about this language that flowed from people’s hands, nothing we say now that could not be said in the endless array of movements...
View ArticleSiri za Lines Nazca
The Nazca lines, a series of ancient geoglyphs located in the Nazca Desert in southern Peru, are one of Earth’s greatest mysteries that hold clues to our past. There are multiple theories that try to...
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