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Everyone says that we are born free, but are we really? Freedom is basically that condition through which each of us can satisfy our desires without any kind of constraint, can go where we want, can engage in any kind of activity and, crucially, can live in the way that suits us best. All this with the sole condition that, in doing all this, he does not harm or restrict his neighbour or, in any way, limit the same freedom that some other human being enjoys... 📰 Read Article https://lnkd.in/eMRnE64N ⚠️ Help free information by sharing the articles you liked and leaving a like. 💸 The newspaper is entirely self-funded, so if you can, donate a coffee to help us give the people a chance to express themselves freely, or send us your articles you would like to see published at: https://lnkd.in/duxsCPxK 📌 telegram channels: https://lnkd.in/dt2z9GAg and https://lnkd.in/dKPHaBfe (dual channel to have control over the automatic expulsions being carried out to the detriment of us all) 📌 signal channel: https://lnkd.in/d4QytFb8

Toward total control For my generation, which had the good fortune to live through the 1970s and 1980s, it is much easier to realize the radical changes we are all undergoing nowadays, and more importantly, we realize another very disturbing and problematic factor that is unraveling before our eyes: the old days are never coming back. It sounds like a catchphrase, but within these few words are condensed all the bitterness and fears about the changes our society is undergoing, and especially about the loss of the carefree and substantial tranquility that used to surround our lives as teenagers on the assault of life... 📰 Read Article https://lnkd.in/eSJ76E3R ⚠️ Help free information by sharing the articles you liked and leaving a like. 💸 The newspaper is entirely self-funded, so if you can, donate a coffee to help us give the people a chance to express themselves freely, or send us your articles you want to see published to the link: https://lnkd.in/duxsCPxK telegram channels: https://lnkd.in/dt2z9GAg and https://lnkd.in/dKPHaBfe (dual channel to have control over the automatic expulsions being carried out to the detriment of all of us) signal channel: https://lnkd.in/d4QytFb8

Another beautiful article, thanks ArtCast. It talks about my full story as a child abuse, bullying, and eating disorder survivor. How I found a way out of it, despite not receiving the right parental support. The importance of support and how I found my life’s mission through We Are Stronger Charity #childabusesurvivor #eatingdisorderrecovery #resilience #charity https://lnkd.in/efAqEYKc

At the core of this is a belief that we are all relationally entangled. Relationships with humans and non-humans is what make us alive. Life dwells in the in-between space of relationships. What we argue for is the recognition of this relationality that is undeniable, and our entanglement with other life forms is profound. We are biologically, ecologically, and even psychologically interconnected. Biologically, humans share common ancestors with all living organisms, and our bodies host countless microorganisms that are essential for our health. Ecologically, we rely on complex systems involving plants, animals, fungi, and microbes for food, medicine, and ecosystem services like pollination, water purification, and climate regulation. Psychologically, our well-being is often tied to our relationships with nature, influencing our mental and emotional health. This deep entanglement means that the well-being of other species and ecosystems is intrinsically linked to our own. Disruptions to natural systems leads to cascading effects that impact human societies, highlighting the necessity for harmonious and mindful coexistence with the world around us. All of us already are relational beings, it’s time to make it more conscious. ____ Currently, IRB is running a fundraiser Human Nature Culture where you can support us in bringing this vision to life! You can donate as little as 1$. Every bit matters to us! BIG THANK YOU to everyone who has already donated! 🌿 To donate: https://lnkd.in/eSR5qtp4 💌 Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eVnbav22

A conversation about war with children. Is it right or wrong? Gianni Rodari wrote: "There are things to do every day: wash, study, play, set the table at noon. There are things to do at night: close your eyes, sleep, have dreams to dream, ears not to hear. There are things never to do, neither by day, nor by night, neither by sea nor by land: for example, war." Gianni Rodari's poem led me to reflect on whether or not it is correct to address the topic of war with children. In this specific case, I wondered, "how to explain to them the horrors of which it is a harbinger",0... 📰 Read Article https://lnkd.in/d_-XUMr8 ⚠️ Help free information by sharing the articles you liked and leaving a like. 💸 The newspaper is entirely self-funded, so if you can, donate a coffee to help us give the people a chance to express themselves freely, or send us your articles you want to see published to the link: https://lnkd.in/duxsCPxK 📌 telegram channels: https://lnkd.in/dt2z9GAg and https://lnkd.in/dKPHaBfe (dual channel to have control over the automatic expulsions being carried out to the detriment of all of us) 📌 signal channel: https://lnkd.in/d4QytFb8

A Loving Message for Humanity As my family on Christmas Eve 2024 and Blessed New Year 2025 for everyone... My dearest humanity, As we celebrate this joyous season, let us reflect on the simple yet profound truth of our shared humanity. We all come from one father and one mother, creating generations through unity and love. Our roots, lifelines, and dreams are the same. Our children's laughter and hope are universal, and our belief in Allah and good deeds binds us together. We must never forget our deepest origin and shared connection. As parents, we understand what we desire for our children: health, beauty, bravery, intelligence, and success. However, the highest expectation we hold is that they extend their hands to support the less fortunate—uplifting weaker brothers and sisters with pure intentions and strong character. As the luckiest among us, we have two urgent responsibilities: Providing complete peace — Protecting those in danger. Providing knowledge — Guiding others with the light to build their futures. Let us stop hate and start loving. Let us explore harmony, for it is the most urgent need of humanity. Together, we can face these challenges and create a better world. Whether we agree or disagree on certain matters, we must unite in supporting those with the potential to bring about global peace. Mr. Trump, by the grace of Almighty Allah Kareem, can achieve remarkable progress in this regard. I am honored to have been part of the Trump Taj Mahal Casino and Hotel from 1994, The Eighth Wonder of the World, and joined the Trump Network in 2010.  Today, I proudly present the Frame of the RSKL Program (Reducing Poverty & Save The Planet) to the Well Wishers & after 34 days to the President of the United States as a transformative green energy initiative for Humanity. Again, Wishing all of you a Merry Christmas filled with joy and love and a 2025 New Year of health, prosperity, and harmony. With the highest regard, Syed Rafay Zahoori (SRZ) Attachments: Overview of the RSKL Program (Reducing Poverty & Save The Planet) Achievements humanity will gain from implementing the program The history of the RSKL Program The current position and advantages of the RSKL Program Challenges in launching the RSKL Program.

Living in a tent ⛺️☀️ In Gaza, under difficult climatic conditions, the suffering is already unspeakable. High summer heat and high humidity make life in tents more harsh and difficult. Here are some aspects that highlight this suffering: 1. High temperatures: In the summer months, temperatures in Gaza rise to extremely high levels, making living in a tent uncomfortable and painful. The materials tents are made of usually retain heat, causing the temperature inside to rise even more. 2. High humidity: Gaza is located on the coast, which means that humidity is very high, especially in summer. High humidity makes the atmosphere stuffy, difficult to breathe, and increases feelings of discomfort. 3. Lack of ventilation: Tents often lack good ventilation, which increases the trapping of heat and moisture inside. This creates a stifling environment that makes it difficult for people, especially children and the elderly, to cope with the conditions. 4. Diseases related to heat and humidity: High heat and humidity can lead to serious health problems, such as dehydration, heat stroke, and skin infections. Children and the elderly are most vulnerable to these health risks. 5. Lack of clean water: With a lack of clean water, it is difficult for people to shower or cool themselves, adding to the suffering. We urgently need to evacuate from this place in order to live a better life and start over, achieve our dreams and make a mark in this world.💔 I can't do this without your real help. I will be grateful to everyone who contributes and will contribute to changing our lives forever Donation link❤️🩹🍉 https://gofund.me/c53cf071 You can also donate via PayPal by clicking here: ❤️🩹🍉 https://lnkd.in/dVKJgaau BY: Adham

I came across two brothers, Kanka and Deepak, who are both suffering from some kind of muscular dystrophy and cannot speak, hear or walk normally, but they are incredibly talented portrait artists. It's a serious condition that gets worse over time, but there are treatments to help manage the symptoms. They were born with normal walking and standing abilities that started getting weaker starting around age 10, and now they are 18 and 23 years of age. They both are living in a small town in West Bengal, 35 kilometers away from Kolkata. This also poses a huge disadvantage when it comes to access to treatment and other facilities. They cannot speak or hear, so their mother, who used to work as a house maid, is their only caregiver and helps them eat, bath and move around the house. As if it wasn’t enough, their mother was diagnosed with cancer few years ago. The NGO organization Sukher Chador helped raising money for her treatment. Unfortunately, her husband left the family few years ago, so the same organization is trying to find a sustainable solution to support the family. The appeal to you all is, if you would like to commission a portrait done by one of them, it will create a dignified way for them to earn a living. Ideas are, think about family members, your children, grand children, pets, a friend who can be the subject of this portrait. They will need a photograph from which the portrait will be done. Portrait size: A4 (pencil sketch) Minimum price : rs 500 for residents of India Courier available within India. Note: they cannot paint larger size due to their physical limitations. For additional information or if you are in the US, please message me and I can connect you with the nonprofit. Below is an example of the portrait Kanka has done and even with progressive disability, they want to earn with dignity.

We are living in an era where the warmth of kindness is often met with the cold sting of suspicion. It's a heartbreaking reality, one where the purity of a good deed is clouded by the haze of doubt, and the notion of genuine altruism is overshadowed by the fear of hidden agendas. Think about it—when was the last time you performed a simple act of kindness without someone questioning your motives? Maybe you helped a stranger carry their groceries, donated to a charity or offered a listening ear to a friend in need. In a time not so long ago, these actions would have been taken at face value, appreciated for the human connection they represent. Now, they are often scrutinized, dissected, and judged. What legacy are we leaving for our future generations when acts of kindness are met with suspicion and doubt? We can move towards a future where kindness is celebrated, not questioned, and where the light of a good deed shines through the fog of suspicion. Let’s hold on to that hope, and let it guide us back to a place where kindness is seen for what it truly is—a beautiful, selfless act of humanity.

Last week, I was with one of my favorite clients, leading a session on 'Crucial Conversations'. Way before the start, my MacBook decided not to play nice—the slides refused to connect to the screen. In that moment, I made a choice and contracted with the participants: since this session was all about Crucial Conversations, why don't we ditch the slides and focus solely on the dialogues. What followed was nothing short of magic—liberating, intimate, and wonderfully raw. Sometimes, stripping away the layers reveals what truly matters. And that brings me to what I believe is the most crucial conversation of all: the one about our death. The last two weeks have been filled with stark reminders of mortality. The anniversary of my dear aunt’s passing, close friends facing near-death experiences—it’s been a lot to process. It’s also made me realize how essential it is to talk about our end-of-life wishes, even though it’s a conversation most of us avoid. So here’s where I stand: I’m an organ donor. I’ve told my family and friends, in no uncertain terms, to honor my DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) request. No transplants, no ventilators—when my time comes, I want to go peacefully, without intervention. This is my choice, my final act of agency. But this isn’t just about me—it’s about all of us. Have you had this conversation with your loved ones? Have you made your wishes known? It’s a tough talk, but it’s one of the most important gifts you can give to those you care about. Let’s make sure our most crucial conversations aren’t the ones we regret not having. Here is the link for you to be a donor - however do figure out the local ecospace - nearest body and cadaver receiving hospitals and such...for those who what to take this forward - and donate it all... https://lnkd.in/gN994TMq #CrucialConversations #EndOfLife #OrganDonation #DNR #LifeChoices #Legacy #Empowerment #LifeAndDeath #Leadership #ConversationsThatMatter ORGAN India