Monthly Archives: April 2025

Does Trump’s Second Act Accelerate Gaza’s Collapse? (A 5 part series)

Part 1: Power Reclaimed — What Trump’s Return Means for the Middle East From bold promises to deepened divides: How Trump’s second act reshapes the Gaza crisis When Donald J. Trump returned to the global political stage with renewed vigor in his second term, the world watched with divided anticipation. Supporters saw the comeback of […]

Anchored in Peace: Detachment as a Spiritual Superpower (Part 4 of 5)

Part 4: Rooted and Rising — Detachment in a World of Noise and Pressure We live in a world that is constantly speaking—demanding, comparing, measuring, and shouting for our attention. From the moment we wake up, we’re bombarded with messages: “Do more,” “Be more,” “Achieve this,” “Own that,” “Prove your worth.” Social media feeds, advertising […]

Runway of Deception: The Dark Secrets of the Fashion Industry – Students Exposé

The modeling industry is often perceived as glamorous and prestigious, but beneath the surface, there are dark and disturbing ethical violations that impact models on multiple levels, including exploitation, unrealistic beauty standards, and financial and sexual misconduct. Unrealistic Beauty Standards and Dangerous Health RisksThere is a long-standing stereotype that models resort to extreme measures, such […]

Anchored in Peace: Detachment as a Spiritual Superpower. (Part 3 of 5)

Part 3. Holding Lightly, Loving Deeply: Detachment in Relationships Human connection is one of life’s most beautiful gifts. Love, friendship, companionship—these are sacred experiences that mirror the divine. Yet, they are also the very spaces where we can become most entangled, emotionally overwhelmed, and spiritually off-balance. Why? Because we often confuse attachment with love, and […]