Nyku Blondu
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📚 I enjoy exploring a wide range of topics – from personal reflections and inspiration to culture, art, and everyday life.
✍️ I believe in the power of words to connect people and awaken emotions.
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Holiday Traditions from Romania
Romania is a country where holidays are not just dates on a calendar, but true rituals that combine faith, history, and village life. Over the centuries, Romanians have preserved unique traditions passed down from generation to generation, which still define the cultural identity of communities today. From winter to summer, each celebration has its own symbols, customs, and deep meanings. Below, we explore ten of the most important holiday traditions in Romania.
By Nyku Blondu22 days ago in Education
The Miracle Tea
In a world where strict diets and intense workouts have become a trend, more and more people are searching for natural, gentle, and effective ways to maintain a healthy figure. Often, the simplest solutions are right in front of us — or, more precisely, in our cups.
By Nyku Blondu3 months ago in Proof
The Last Voice Message from Her
I hadn’t touched her phone in months. It sat there on the nightstand, battery dead, like something sacred and forbidden. Sometimes I looked at it the way one looks at an artifact — a time capsule holding everything I couldn’t bear to face.
By Nyku Blondu3 months ago in Fiction
Letter to the Child I Used to Be
My dear younger self, If you could read these words, you’d probably smile in disbelief. You’re still there, in your small room, surrounded by toys and enormous dreams, not knowing that the world will change you more than you can imagine. I’m writing this from a future you could never have drawn with your colored pencils — a future where you’ll learn what pain means, but also healing, what it means to lose and to find yourself again.
By Nyku Blondu3 months ago in Confessions
The Legend of the Carpathians: The Shadow of Negru Vodă
The wind howled through the dense forests of the Eastern Carpathians, carrying with it the scent of damp moss, resin, and ancient stone. It was a moonless night, when only fireflies and shepherds’ fires lit up the clearings. On that night, old Gavril, the last storyteller of the village of Runc, gathered his grandchildren around the hearth.
By Nyku Blondu3 months ago in Fiction
What If Columbus Hadn’t Discovered America?
Human history is filled with turning points — those moments when a single decision, event, or discovery changes the course of the world forever. One of the most important of these moments was, without a doubt, the year 1492, when Christopher Columbus reached the shores of the New World, opening an entirely new chapter in global history.
By Nyku Blondu3 months ago in Fiction
I Want to Know – The Endless Call of Knowledge
“I want to know.” Three simple words, yet behind them lies one of the most powerful forces that has shaped human history. It is the desire that pulled us out of caves, that led us to discover fire, to write, to build cities, to explore the skies, and to dive into the depths of the universe. Knowledge is not just a need—it is a form of freedom.
By Nyku Blondu3 months ago in Humans
Europeans choose artificial intelligence at work
Most Europeans support the use of Artificial Intelligence at work – European Commission Survey Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a futuristic concept, it has become a part of daily life and of the global economy. In a recent survey conducted by the European Commission, the majority of citizens from EU member states declared that they are in favor of using AI at the workplace, seeing it as an opportunity for growth and innovation.
By Nyku Blondu4 months ago in Art
Is It Good if GPT Does All the Work?. AI-Generated.
In recent years, artificial intelligence models like ChatGPT have taken a central role in both professional and personal life. The question more and more people are asking is simple yet profound: “Is it good if GPT does all the work for us?”
By Nyku Blondu5 months ago in Journal
