humanity
For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.
Wellness on Wheels
Passed on the Pass, Sort of My friend Alexis and I biked an 18-mile hill climb to 12,095 ft today! The Top of the Rockies on Independence Pass out and back from Aspen, Colorado. This was our 2nd annual ride, and we chose to ride it in May prior to the pass opening to traffic. The pass is narrow, gradual and scenic, and it ignites the expansion of view, elevation and heart. We ascended at a chat pace, with philosophical, spiritual and gratitude-enriched stirrings presenting themselves in intervals. We’d giggle, catch our breath and giggle some more. When our chat was dissolved by silence, wilderness-inspired hypnosis set in, and we pedaled to the groove of our own pulse in sync with the pulse of the Pass. It is a rhythm that soothes the soul and that eternally lingers in cell and spirit.
By Jessica Amber Barnum (Jess)4 years ago in Humans
The Importance of Nonprofit Organizations
Nonprofit organizations are social or charitable groups that promote specific causes. You can find these organizations working towards many goals, including the arts, healthcare, education, and more. Nonprofits play a vital role in developing equitable and prosperous communities. And nonprofits can do even more by coming together to protect their legacy and their indispensable part in America’s future.
By Blake McCoy4 years ago in Humans
10 Ways to Make a Positive Impact Today
It’s been a difficult couple of years for most people. Regardless of location, political preference, or economic status, almost everyone’s been feeling the effects of these hard times. Now more than ever, we should be doing all that we can to help our communities. Even if you don’t have the ability to make huge changes, any bit you can muster can set the ball rolling towards a more kind and positive society. With just a pinch of a radical thing called kindness, you can make your society a better place to live in.
By Olivia L. Dobbs4 years ago in Humans
Living the American Dream
If my ancestors could see what this land would be or know the long term price of having “freedom” they would have just made it work in our homeland. All the lives lost and blood shed just to wear shiny chains in another country, this is not the dream they were chasing.
By Marley Garcia4 years ago in Humans
My University Life
That year, I did not do well in English and missed the key high school by a few points. However, paying some school fees, it is possible to go to, after all, my score is not low. However, for other reasons, I had to go to a teacher training school that I had never dreamed of. I was so lost that I thought I could go to another high school even if I didn't go to a major high school, but in the end I didn't go. At that time, I shed tears of sadness. My dream of going to college was shattered so mercilessly, and all my good hopes began to be destroyed from that moment.
By Richard F Sanders4 years ago in Humans










