In a world wrecked by war, the turtle chose peace. They are the gentle giants and warriors of Mother Earth.
The Roots of The Soul | I Stand As Ten Thousand
Like the Banyan Tree, the roots that have been ripped out, will eventually return from the sky and back to the earth–where life that was once so mercilessly uprooted will return to take root once more.
My Sexual Awakening | A Story of Soul and Shame
I felt deeply proud of the woman I had chosen for myself. I didn’t care what anyone had to say.
Permission to Fail | Why History Repeats
The word rebel usually has a negative connotation, but I love rebels.
When Sperm Meets Egg | The Ludicrous Lunacy of Patriarchal Succession
Can a concept as irrational as birthright hold the power and sway to define the lives of private citizens who can barely make ends meet?
We can all forget about going back to normal
It was a transition from a clan-based mentality to an individualistic and insular mentality.
Breadwinners of the Sea | The Haenyeo of South Korea’s Jeju Island
The haenyeo, the free divers of Jeju Island off the coast of South Korea, are a matrifocal society where women bring home the bacon–or should I say abalone.
Bill Clinton’s Kaleidoscopic Political Legacy | A Story of Professional Success and Personal Failure
Is it justifiable to use an individual’s private life to discredit or dismiss their professional achievements?
The Mythology of a Mass Exodus | Life Lessons for Immigrants
They were no longer suffering from the actual crisis, but from the aftermath of the crisis.
The Rise of Diasporic Peoples with Lost Identities
The contemporary image of a settler society is, for the most part, a fallacy.