Stream of Consciousness

Serenity
In the hustle and bustle of life, where the world spins on the axis of urgency, there lies a secret garden — a sanctuary of tranquility waiting to be discovered. Imagine a place where the cacophony of chaos transforms into a melodious symphony, where the rush of the wind becomes a soothing lullaby, and the tumultuous waves of life gently caress the shores of serenity.
By Rit JOSEPH2 years ago in Humans
Whispers of the Hear
Raindrops danced on the windowpane as Charlotte Weather gazed out at the gray sky. The world outside mirrored the storm within her heart. A melancholy melody played softly in the background, setting the tone for the emotional symphony that was about to unfold.
By Sphelele Makau2 years ago in Humans
Expecting in Real Life
I've realized that what I would have really liked before becoming a mother is some more honesty. Honesty about what it is really like. I don't think it would have eased everything about such a big life change, but maybe it would have helped me feel less out of control? I would have liked a little less, "The pregnancy symptoms might be terrible, but you've got this mama!" and a little more, "It will be really hard, and some days you will certainly feel like you don’t have it at all, and that’s ok.”
By Diana2 years ago in Humans
Living 60 Years Without Sleep: The Extraordinary Journey of the Awake Wanderer
In the quiet corners of Vietnam, a tale unfolds, a tale of a man who defies the very essence of human nature—Tai Enuk Tai Neop, an 80-year-old farmer, claims he hasn't slept a wink in over 60 years. His story, shrouded in mystery and skepticism, began with a severe bout of fever in his youth. Born in 1942, Tai's extraordinary story began with a severe fever that struck him at the age of 20. Despite overcoming the fever, his ability to sleep vanished, leaving him in a perpetual state of wakefulness.
By Tallal Jafri2 years ago in Humans
Labyrinth: A Powerful Symbol for the Journey of Life
Labyrinths are intricate and sometimes confusing networks of passages through which one must find a way, and they have intrigued humans for millennia. Exploring a labyrinth yourself, whether for spiritual, meditative, or purely recreational reasons, can be a unique experience.
By Aly G2 years ago in Humans
Willow Sonnets
It’s three nights before Christmas eve and the downtown crowd is huddled in pockets of fragmented laughter and music of yester’ year’s carols. But when you close your eyes, it’s like everything fades into silence and murmurs. You instead feel the vibrations of the trains departing from the stations below your feet. The vibrato of the caroler’s instruments an vocal chords. You feel the patter of the falling snowflakes and muffled footsteps…
By Set Zek2 years ago in Humans
I've Died Six Times...
I've died six times... It's been three months since I died and came back to life six times in one day. Well, I didn't die, obviously, since I'm writing this (as far as I consciously know).
By Michael Castelo2 years ago in Humans
Navigating the Abyss
Surviving being stranded on the ocean is possible, according to scientific evidence and the experiences of survival experts and courageous individuals who have lived to share their stories. There have been instances where divers have been left alone in the ocean due to various circumstances such as strong currents, falling overboard, or a shipwreck.
By Nicolas J.D2 years ago in Humans
Celebrating Carver Day: Honoring the Legacy of George Washington Carver. Content Warning.
Introduction George Washington Carver, a name revered in the annals of American history, left an indelible mark through his groundbreaking innovations in agriculture, botany, and science. Carver's legacy extends far beyond his inventions; it encompasses his dedication to education, advocacy for sustainable farming practices, and tireless pursuit of knowledge. Every year, on January 5th, Carver Day stands as a commemoration of his enduring impact on society. This celebration not only honors the man but also underscores the importance of his achievements in revolutionizing agricultural techniques and empowering communities.
By Siva N2 years ago in Humans
The World Without Laughter: A Thought Experiment on a Humorless Existence
Humor, that intangible quality that brings joy, lightens burdens, and connects us through shared laughter, is deeply ingrained in the fabric of human existence. But what if, in an alternate reality, humor did not exist? What if the very essence of laughter, the universal language that transcends boundaries, was absent from our lives? In this thought experiment, we delve into the hypothetical landscape of a world without humor, exploring the profound implications it might have on our emotions, social dynamics, and overall human experience.
By Kei Ben2 years ago in Humans
Having The Zero-To-Zero Mindset
As the calendar flips to the new year of 2024, many of us find ourselves eager to leave behind the challenges and setbacks of the past year and embark on a fresh journey. It’s a time when our New Year’s resolutions are made, goals are set, and aspirations run high. However, sustaining the motivation throughout the year can be a daunting task, especially when faced with the inevitable obstacles that life throws our way.
By Ben W2 years ago in Humans
Hypnotism: Unveiling the Enigmatic Realm of Altered Consciousness. Content Warning.
Introduction Hypnotism, a phenomenon shrouded in mystery and fascination, serves as a gateway to the exploration of altered states of consciousness. From its ancient roots to its modern applications in therapy and entertainment, hypnotism has traversed centuries, captivating minds and triggering debates about its nature and efficacy. This comprehensive exploration delves into the multifaceted world of hypnotism, unraveling its historical origins, the mechanics behind its effects, diverse applications across various fields, and the controversies surrounding its practice.
By Siva N2 years ago in Humans