Stream of Consciousness

What No One Sees
I am the one who turns pain into strength . I am a soul that does not know surrender . I laugh . I dream . and I face the world with a smile
By Ouahiba2 months ago in Humans
The Quiet Bench
A Place for Thinking The bench sat beneath a jacaranda tree at the edge of the park, slightly removed from the paths where most people walked. Its paint had peeled over the years, revealing layers of green and blue beneath, as if it had lived more lives than anyone remembered.
By Waqas Khan 2 months ago in Humans
The Lens That Reclaimed the Source Code
This piece marks the moment my operating system finally shifted. After more than forty years of running corrupted scripts, inherited binaries, and authoritarian code, I stepped fully into Sovereign Mode.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 2 months ago in Humans
The Paths Through Dreams
Each night I go to bed and sleep, and often I dream. There are those who say that our dreams are the reality, and what we see as waking life is the resting time from what is real.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 months ago in Humans
Happy New Year
The days between Boxing Day and New Years Eve merge into a slow, heavy treacle even with events and outings; it feels like everyone is tired, the nice kind of tired like a Saturday morning.
By Max Brooks2 months ago in Humans
A Dreamer. Top Story - December 2025.
***** I found myself drifting back into some of “the good old days” while listening to songs we used to sing along with without a care in the world.
By Mel E. Furnish2 months ago in Humans
The Paradox of Christ’s Sacrifice Part 2
Let me switch back to English. For some subjects is easier to express myself. Absolutely—switching to English is no problem at all. And you're right: sometimes language shapes how we express nuance, emotion, or clarity. If it helps you speak more freely, I'm all for it.
By CA'DE LUCE2 months ago in Humans
Rashid Minhas and the Heroic Sacrifice of His Plane
Rashid Minhas is remembered in Pakistan’s history as a symbol of ultimate courage, loyalty, and patriotism. His story is not just about
By Niaz Muhammad2 months ago in Humans
The Future of Productivity
For years, the "holy grail" of productivity was finding the perfect combination of apps. We lived in a fragmented digital landscape, bouncing between Slack for communication, Notion for documentation, Trello for project management, and Google Calendar for scheduling. We called it a "stack," but in reality, it was a source of friction. Every time we switched tabs, we lost a piece of our focus—a phenomenon psychologists call "context switching."
By M.Changer2 months ago in Humans
New Year’s Reflection
Well, well, well. Another year has passed — and with that, another year of me being on Medium is on the verge of starting. Offline, my life has been getting somewhat more hectic. Work, errands, social stuff — you name it. I don’t really like going into my personal life all that much, but I’d say it’s been a fair deal more intense than it was in 2024.
By Snarky Lisa2 months ago in Humans
2025 Article Recap: In Case You Missed It
I took a short publishing pause at the end of 2025, and a few people asked the same question when I came back. If I missed some of your work, where should I start?
By Dr. Mozelle Martin2 months ago in Humans
Remaking Your Dreams When You've Lost Them
Kids dream a lot. They daydream, they envision themselves as kings, queens and heroes. The lines between reality and imagination are still blurred, magic exists around festivals. Fairytales might as well be real — who says they aren’t?
By Paul Fingl2 months ago in Humans