humanity

For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.

The Night Train Ticket
THE STORY The railway station of Mehrabad did not sleep—it only waited. During the day, it looked tired. Dust settled on the benches, stray dogs curled into shadows, and tea stalls shut their wooden doors as if the place itself needed rest. But at night, especially before the 2:15 a.m. train, the station woke with quiet urgency.
By M.Farooqabout a month ago in Humans
The Unfinished Wall
THE STORY At the far edge of the town of Gulshanpur, where paved roads slowly turned into dusty lanes, stood two houses that had once felt like one home divided into two halves.
By M.Farooqabout a month ago in Humans
Christmas Traditions Over the Years
A tradition is defined as a custom or belief that has been handed down from generation to generation. A child does what her mother does. The mother does what her mother did. When the child has children of her own, they will do what their mother does.
By Margaret Minnicksabout a month ago in Humans
That Time the CIA Hid a Book About the End of the World... And Why It Still Gives Me Chills
You ever stumble across something online late at night that just... stops you in your tracks? I remember it was a rainy Tuesday, scrolling through YouTube recommendations-y'know, the kind that suck you in when you should be sleeping-and bam, this video pops up. Titled something about a CIA-classified book on pole shifts and mass extinctions. I clicked, half-expecting some tinfoil-hat conspiracy rant. But nope. What unfolded was this wild tale of a forgotten engineer, Chan Thomas, and his 1966 book that basically predicts the apocalypse. And get this: the CIA snatched it up before most folks could even crack it open. Why? That's the question that hooked me, and honestly, it's been nagging at me ever since.
By KWAO LEARNER WINFREDabout a month ago in Humans
Is it Fate or Free Will?
“Fate is like a strange, unpopular restaurant filled with odd little waiters who bring you things you never asked for and don’t always like.”― Lemony Snicket
By Pamella Richardsabout a month ago in Humans
Signs That Your Twin Flame Is Missing You Deeply
A twin flame bond operates beyond distance and time. You feel shifts inside before proof appears outside. When your twin flame misses you deeply, signals surface through emotion, behavior, and inner awareness. These signs rely on consistency and depth, not fantasy.
By Wilson Igbasiabout a month ago in Humans
Signs That Your Twin Flame Is Thinking About You
You feel unseen shifts before logic appears. Twin flame bonds operate through awareness and emotional resonance. When your twin flame thinks about you, signals surface through feelings, patterns, and inner responses. These signs focus on experience, not fantasy.
By Wilson Igbasiabout a month ago in Humans
Signs You've Found Your True Soul Family: Beyond Blood, A Deeper Connection
We often think of family as the people we're related to by blood. But what if family could be something more? What if the deepest, most fulfilling connections were found not in shared DNA, but in shared souls? Finding your soul family is a transformative experience, offering a sense of belonging, understanding, and unconditional love that transcends the traditional definition of family.
By Wilson Igbasiabout a month ago in Humans
Signs the Universe is Whispering "Abundance is Coming Your Way"
Feeling stuck? Like you’re constantly pushing against a brick wall? Sometimes, it's easy to feel like the universe is working against you. But what if, instead of fighting, you started listening? What if the universe is actually trying to guide you toward a life of abundance?
By Wilson Igbasiabout a month ago in Humans
Is the Universe Whispering Your Purpose? Signs You're On the Right Track to Your Soul Mission
Are you feeling a persistent nudge, a quiet pull towards something more? Perhaps a nagging sense that you're not quite living the life you're meant to live? The Universe has a way of communicating with us, often through subtle signs and synchronicities, guiding us towards our true purpose, our soul mission. Ignoring these signals can leave us feeling lost and unfulfilled. But recognizing and understanding them can unlock a life filled with meaning, joy, and authentic connection.
By Wilson Igbasiabout a month ago in Humans
North Lakes Westfield: Where Everyday Life Quietly Meets
Some places become part of your routine without asking for attention. You do not plan to feel attached to them, but over time, they hold pieces of your life. North Lakes Westfield is one of those places. It is where errands turn into pauses, and short visits stretch into quiet afternoons. People come for groceries, appointments, or school shoes, yet they leave with small memories they did not expect. A familiar bench. A shared coffee. A moment of rest between busy hours. This article looks beyond the surface of North Lakes Westfield. Not as a shopping centre, but as a shared space where daily life unfolds in ordinary, meaningful ways.
By Muqadas khanabout a month ago in Humans
Good Samaritan Laws, Plainly
Most people have heard the phrase “Good Samaritan law” and treat it as a vague safety net. They assume there is some invisible legal blanket that protects anyone who steps in to help a stranger in trouble. The reality is less cinematic. In the United States, there is no single federal Good Samaritan law that covers every scenario. There is a patchwork system of state statutes, case law, and narrow federal rules. Each piece aims at the same goal: convince ordinary people they can try to help without getting dragged into court for making an honest mistake.
By Dr. Mozelle Martinabout a month ago in Humans