🚨Chapter 8 : How We Mourn -What We Carry When We Say Goodbye
🚨How We Mourn: Facing the One Thing We Can’t Escape 💡If there is one thing in a human life that is both the saddest and the most unavoidable, it is death. The dead have no more words left to say. The grieving is always left to those who remain. How we mourn differs from culture to culture, but underneath all of it runs the same current: to send someone off with dignity, and to find, somehow, the strength to keep living. Today I want to look at how the world mourns, and then tell you the real story of how I said goodbye to my own parents. 1. The Many…
🏛️Chapter 21: The Sorrow of Poverty
🏛️The most fatal structural flaw hidden behind ‘abundance’and ‘growth,’ Whether it is absolute famine on the other side of the globe or relative destitution amidst abundance, the ultimate purpose of poverty is the desolation of the human soul. [Introduction] Every night through the news, we witness the diverse tragedies of the world. On one side, we hear of children dying with only bones remaining due to starvation in the parched lands of Africa; on the other, the stories of those starving beneath the shadows of glamorous skyscrapers in the world’s wealthiest affluent nations brush past us. Poverty and destitution. This age-old calamity is the most fatal systemic deficit hidden behind…
