humanity

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

The World Transformation Movement Changes Its Name to FIX THE WORLD
If you’ve followed the World Transformation Movement (WTM) for some time, you may have noticed the catch-phrase “Fix The World” that has increasingly become associated with it. For the global not-for-profit promoting biologist Jeremy Griffith’s breakthrough ‘instinct vs intellect’ explanation of the human condition, what began as a slogan representing the WTM’s purpose has fast become recognised around the world as the emblem of the real biological solution to the human condition. Increasingly, it is used in online discussions, merchandise, community events, and initiatives such as the inaugural Fix The World Day in 2025.
By Fix The Worldabout 3 hours ago in Humans
Mother and Son Relationships Are Sometimes Difficult to Navigate
When it comes to family dynamics, in more ways than one, I've always found that mother and son relationships can sometimes be difficult to navigate.
By Justiss Goodeabout 3 hours ago in Humans
The Vanishing Star
In 2009, astronomers watched a massive star 75 times more massive than our Sun simply vanish from the sky without the supernova explosion that should have announced its death, and we still don't know where it went.
By The Curious Writerabout 3 hours ago in Humans
You're So Hot.
"Oh, you're so hot." These were the words that I heard from many dates in my past, before I married, and they made me feel uncomfortable.
By Carol Ann Townendabout 9 hours ago in Humans
The Black Statistic
Europeans love statistics, there are whole job sectors dedicated to data driven analysis which covers all aspects of our lives from the way we eat to our shopping habits and how often we shit, if you look down a hole far enough it would be pretty scary as to how much personal data is known about us. I watched a recent documentary about undocumented people in China, and it is sad how there are people in the world today who are simply fighting to prove they actually exist as a result of this.
By Malachai Houghabout 12 hours ago in Humans
Dumpster Fire
Everything is ruined. There is no way to fix it. What am I going to do? This is so unfair! Life is full of surprises, and some are not welcome ones. In fact, life tends to test you to the very ends of your nerves and emotions. There is no way to avoid it or the tragedies that spring up, but they can be weathered, if you sit back and take a breather.
By Alexandra Grantabout 16 hours ago in Humans
What Do You Notice When Comparing Millennials to Baby Boomers at Age 40?
Marketers often stay loyal to advertising to 40-year-olds the way that they always have. People in their 40s are no longer baby boomers, and haven't been for a while.
By J. Chaunceyabout 17 hours ago in Humans
Why Do the Elderly Crave Sweets
Many families notice the same surprising pattern as their loved ones age: older adults often develop a stronger craving for sweets. Grandparents who once preferred savory meals may suddenly reach for cookies, candy, ice cream, or sugary drinks more often than they used to.
By AnthonyBTVabout 17 hours ago in Humans
My Brain Is Buzzing and the World’s on Fire
There are days when I try everything — Sit at the computer. Lie on the couch. Turn on the TV. Open a book. Stare out the window.
By J.B. Millerabout 19 hours ago in Humans
The Psychology Behind Indigo Children: Myth or Hidden Truth?
The term "Indigo Children" was first popularized in the 1970s, largely attributed to Nancy Ann Tappe, a parapsychologist who claimed she could see auras. Tappe identified individuals with a distinctive deep indigo color in their aura, which she associated with a new type of spiritually advanced children. This concept garnered significant traction in various spiritual communities and popular culture, giving rise to a belief in a specific group of children characterized by unique traits and abilities.
By Wilson Igbasia day ago in Humans
Indigo Child Traits Linked to High Sensitivity and Psychic Ability.
Introduction The concept of indigo children emerged in the late 20th century, initially popularized by authors such as Nancy Ann Tappe and Lee Carroll. These individuals, often described as possessing unique traits, are believed to bear a special purpose in society. The term embodies a rich tapestry of psychic abilities, emotional sensitivity, and heightened awareness. Indigos are typically characterized by their empathetic nature and acute perceptual skills, traits that often intertwine with the experiences of those identified as highly sensitive individuals.
By Wilson Igbasia day ago in Humans
Twin Flames And Èrè Ìbejì: A Spiritual Exploration Of Mirrored Souls And Sacred Doubling
Twin Flames And Èrè Ìbejì: A Spiritual Exploration Of Mirrored Souls And Sacred Doubling Human beings have always sensed that life moves in pairs. Day and night. Sun and moon. Breath in and breath out. Even the human heart beats in a rhythm that rises and falls like a conversation between two forces that need each other to exist. Across cultures and centuries, people have tried to understand why the world seems to be built on this quiet architecture of twos. Some have turned to myth. Some have turned to psychology. Some have turned inward, listening for the echo of a presence that feels both familiar and mysterious. This search has given rise to the idea of the twin flame, a concept that suggests that every soul has a counterpart, a mirror, a partner in spiritual evolution.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warriora day ago in Humans