These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.
The clouds clung low to the hills, and a hush had fallen over the village. Mira walked quietly beside her grandfather, their steps crunching on the dew-kissed path leading beyond the fields. “Is this the same path we took last spring?” she asked. Her grandfather nodded. “It looks familiar, but each time we walk it, […]
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Life Challenges
The morning sun hid behind bruised clouds as Mira and her grandfather walked to the village square. At the market, a crowd had gathered. A traveler—skin weathered like old leather, eyes tired—stood before the baker’s stall, holding an empty satchel. “No bread for outsiders,” the baker snapped, turning away. The traveler’s shoulders slumped, but the
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Life
The morning sun stretched long golden fingers through the trees, lighting the path where Mira and her grandfather walked. The air smelled of earth and wildflowers, and in the distance, the steady whisper of the stream called them closer. Mira skipped ahead, her pockets filled with acorns and small stones. She paused at the water’s
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Time
Kavi observed that humanity’s gravest suffering arises not from ignorance, but from the conscious choice to defy wisdom—a rebellion against the divine balance of free will. He taught that the Creator grants freedom not as a weapon to wound existence, but as a scalpel to carve one’s destiny. Those who twist this gift into a
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Human Nature
Kavi observed that humanity’s deepest entrapments arise not from the nets themselves, but from the frenzied thrashing that tightens their grip. He taught that crisis, whether born of accident or misstep, demands not struggle but stillness—a deliberate pause to discern the threads binding us. Like a bird that escapes by studying the net’s weave, individuals
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Life Challenges
In a small, bustling kingdom nestled between towering mountains and endless deserts, King Idris was celebrated as a ruler of wisdom and valor. His name inspired respect, and his decisions shaped the lives of thousands. Yet, the weight of his crown came with a burden no one could see—the silent whispers of doubt that echoed
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Leadership
Once upon a time, in the vast expanse of eternity, the Creator wove a tapestry so intricate that no mortal mind could fully grasp its design. This tapestry was the story of humanity, filled with threads of joy and sorrow, triumph and tribulation, woven together in patterns that reflected the ultimate purpose: to guide creation
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God the Almighty
In the heart of a bustling city, a high-rise office building stood as a testament to ambition and innovation. Within its walls, a marketing department buzzed with creativity and rivalry, where sharp minds competed for recognition and success. Among the team was Rachel, a seasoned professional with a reputation for excellence, and Alex, an ambitious
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Life Challenges
Why the Right Premise Matters Once upon a time, in a bustling port town named Rivermarch, there lived a merchant named Alden. Known for his ambition and sharp wit, Alden had a reputation for making swift decisions and seizing opportunities others overlooked. His success was undeniable, yet his confidence sometimes teetered on arrogance. One day,
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Critical Thinking
Engaging in dichotomous thinking, also known as “black-and-white thinking,” reduces complex situations to a false duality—everything is either one extreme or the other, with no room for nuance or middle ground. While this kind of thinking may provide a simplistic sense of clarity, it often leads to flawed decision-making and adverse consequences. In contrast, true
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Critical Thinking