You say you love the rain, yet you reach for umbrella, afraid of getting wet, afraid of letting it touch. You say you love the sun, yet you search for shadows, hiding from the warmth you once prayed would find you. You say you love the wind, yet you shut your windows tight, fearing the vitality it might bring, the way it rearranges things. If you carelessly read my words, I would have known feelings misplaced, Yet you froth and foam, showing they strike reflective chord. Do I

Even the most inward minds need moments of shelter, where they are not thinking, not working, only being kept. There are days when I don’t want to be strong. Not quietly strong. Not brave in a way that no one notices. Just… relax. For once, you are tired. You need to be looked after. And highlighting this thought because today I saw you full of fatigue. We live in a world that praises the caregivers and the hard workers. The ones who remember others' birthdays, wh

Giz's diary entries were short and fragmented, sometimes showed hope, sometimes filled with hopelessness. It's heartbreaking that we only discovered these entries too late, but they reveal a chilling truth: a little girl who, after suffering cruel abuse, still believed it‘s because she was not good enough and still trying to be a "good girl." As a form of control and humiliation, she was forced to squat for long periods of time, sometimes overnight, could not even sleep. Desp

On September 7, 2017 , Ohio officially passed the Judy's Law . It ensured that anyone who deliberately disfigures or maims another person will face significantly harsher prison sentences — a precious legacy born from Judy's unimaginable strength and courage. Judy endured immense suffering. She was not merely a surviving victim, but a symbol of justice . This is significant not only for her family but also for everyone suffering persecution and abuse. Her story was a brutal

I was born in the early 1990s, in a city whose name I will not mention — because it could have been any city in India. Behind every glittering skyline and every festival that worships goddesses, there exists another kind of prayer — a silent one, made in clinics and behind closed doors: Please, let it be a boy. But, I was not that boy. My mother has told me the story of my birth more than once. She told it with a strange detachment, as though she were recalling the life

Human beings are not pets of anyone. What restricted you will destroy your spirit. No one should dictate you what to do, what not to do. You deserve a 100% free atmosphere , 100% self-determination, 100% Free will, Free thoughts and Independent Personalities, that's called Liberty and Human Dignity! Liberty is the key to the development of productive forces and the source of creation, but shackles only erode your Soul. At the heart of many toxic relationships lies the miscon

To correct such failure requires more than sympathy. It requires collective courage—to defend integrity not afterc it is destroyed, but while it still stands. Because when society allows one good man to be crushed in silence, it creates a Chilling Effect. And indifference, in the presence of injustice, is complicity!!! When a good man is crushed by the system machine, it is a definitive sign that the society is no longer merely broken; it is actively working against its state

What is a good person? The most crucial point, apart from not committing any crimes, is "How he treated you?' Those who treat you well are certainly good people. When Jack Ma first started his business, he was often called a 'scammer', but in fact, he is not a swindler at all. He is a pioneer who can see the future, lead social trends and progress. The pioneers often give not flowers and applause, but attack, insults, humiliates, and even persecution......

The History of Shamanism The term ‘shaman’ originates from the word ‘saman’ in the Tungusic Evenki language in Northern Asia among the indigenous Siberian people. ‘Saman’ means “to know,” or “to see.”   The term ‘saman’ is itself derived from the ancient Sanskrit term ‘sramana,’ meaning ascetic, devotee or monk. Through the etymology of the word ‘shaman’ itself, we can see that the underlying spiritual-philosophical ideas of shamanism have spread across cultural, lin

It is the story of a photojournalist who killed himself just within a month of winning the Pulitzer Prize. But why? We will find out. Kevin Carter won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography award for this picture in 1994. But only four weeks after receiving the award, he commits suicide. It is March 1993, and The New York Times publishes this picture of a girl in the foreground with a vulture eying her from nearby. It was only later revealed that he was a boy, not a gi

In my head, Time has frozen in October. The air still smells like you—warm, cheerful and optimistic. The trees outside haven’t shed their leaves yet, and neither have I. I still sit on the left side of the bench where I used to wait for you coming back. The wind hasn’t changed its tune, and the sky hasn’t dimmed either. You haven’t left yet. Your laugh still lingers in the corners of our room, and the mug you used for tea still waits on the second shelf. I keep forgetting

The Apostle Paul wrote in (Romans 8.18 ESV), “For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us.” One day, Jesus is coming again, and“He will set right every wrong and wipe away every tear, and suffering will be no more,” (Revelation 21.4 ESV)! Until then, we look to Jesus and trust Him to give us strength to overcome. Jesus told His disciples, “Here on earth you will have many trials and sorrows. But t

团结的力量！A fist is only strong when all the fingers are clenched together. No finger stands taller or weaker; there is only unity. And with that unity, obstacles can be broken through. Today, we are constantly told to put the individual above all else. But true strength has always come from standing together—as free people, shoulder to shoulder, each one willing to bend a little so that all may move forward.

Even if arrested me, other Martyrs will continuously coming. We came to this country not just to be an observer, but to stand up for justice at critical moments! Reading the news about religious genocide in South Korea today, I deeply felt the unlimited expansion of government power and the lack of supervision. The judicial system, under various pretexts, seriously violates privacy, insults, harassments against civilians and the Law Enforcement take the lead in breaking the l

My name is a Mohamad – a pseudonym I am forced to use for the safety of myself and my family. I was a judge in the former government of Afghanistan, serving in various provinces across the country. For the last ten years before the collapse of the Afghan government in August 2021, I held one of the most sensitive and high-risk judicial positions: Chief Judge at the Counterterrorism Court within Bagram Air Base. This was not an ordinary court. It was the central facility for

Depression often rises in a hostile environment because of how continuous stress, fear, and lack of safety affect both the brain and a...

Yahaya Sharif-Aminu is a young Sufi musician from Kano State, Nigeria, who has spent nearly five years languishing in prison for peacefully expressing his beliefs online. In 2020, he was sentenced to death by hanging after sharing song lyrics on WhatsApp that authorities deemed “blasphemous” under Kano State’s Sharia-based blasphemy law. He was convicted without legal representation and denied even the most basic safeguards of justice. Our goal is not only justice for Yaha

The concept of using human beings as "lab rats" for scientific or military experimentation is a deeply disturbing and unethical practice. It represents a fundamental violation of human rights and dignity, and is a crime against humanity. This practice strips individuals of their autonomy, treating them not as human beings with rights and feelings, but as disposable objects for the advancement of others. Such inhuman experimentation is dark and tragic, these traumatic event

Jiaming Li talks about State Crime No one is safe in a Police State," They persecute me today, they will also persecute you tomorrow. "...

A Conscience of Tibet Li Jiaming, aka Li Ang, is a human rights defender, a conscience of Tibet, and a staunch ally of democratic countries such as India, New Zealand, the United States, Europe, South Korea, Japan, and Australia. He is also a practitioner of the concept of “Equality, Freedom, and the Rule of Law.” Unfortunately, Mr. Li’s life has been marked by immense suffering. He has endured atrocities, false and wrongful accusations, defamation, and smear campaigns orche