The Blanket and the Bullet: British North America. The Arrival of the Stranger In October 1492, Christopher Columbus landed on an island in the Caribbean, believing he had sailed around the globe…
Category: Humanity
British ‘Are’ Failed Humans: Chapter 7
The Total Eradication of Tasmania. Tasmania is an island roughly the size of Ireland or Sri Lanka and is part of Australia today. The Dutch who first found it named it Van…
British ‘Are’ Failed Humans: Chapter 5
Scorched Earth and Concentration Camps in South Africa The British Empire liked to present itself to the world as the champion of civilization, chivalry, and the protector of innocents. So much so,…
British ‘Are’ Failed Humans: Chapter 3.
Brutal Conduct in Africa The British need no provocation for their conduct. They are what they are: inhuman. Britain is an island state. Its northern area consists of Scotland and part of…
British ‘Are’ Failed Humans: Chapter 1.
The Foundation of an Inhuman Society. Today is August 14, the day the Indian subcontinent mourns the price of colonialism and the tragedy of Partition. Officially today is Partition Horrors Remembrance Day…
Children: What is life? (Chapter 7)
Children, Progenies and Their Inherited Habits Children are the third party in every marriage. They absorb the politics of the household. They inherit the physical and intellectual habits of their parents. In…
The Problem of Selfish People As Perceived by A System Engineer
How to deal with Selfish People? “Nobody wants my advice. Nobody cares for my views. Yet in the end the buck somehow stops at me. Selfishness is not a personality defect. It…
Human Thinking and Processing Information, Shapes Their Life Style.
Human Functionality. We have all read about Karma and assumed it to be some kind of a myth. Let me show you how it works at the level of thinking and processing information…
Loneliness in West is not beyond cure.
Loneliness and Depression Loneliness in the US In 2024, approximately 20% of U.S. adults are experiencing daily loneliness, as indicated by a recent Gallup survey. This translates to an estimated 52 million…
Humans matter. They are the wealth of India.
The Great Human Engine How India’s People Drive Its True Prosperity If a nation’s soul is measured by its sovereign wealth and physical assets, then its beating heart — the true engine…
West should reclaim parental sovereignty from the State
Let Families Raise Their Children: A Cross-Cultural Reflection Parenting is one of the most difficult jobs in the world. It is a role where one learns while on the job. Though the…
Transforming thought transforms the life.
You Are Not Your Past, You Are Your Thoughts How to transform life? People love to label and judge but we ignore power of thought. Are we born good or bad? Some…
Desire and Impulse
Desire vs. Impulse for Sensation: A Clear Distinction Human motivation is shaped by two powerful forces: desire and impulse for sensation. While they may seem similar—both sparking a need to act—they stem…
Human nature: Does it justify disappointment?
Exploring Human Nature: The Good, The Bad, and The Hopeful Why People Can Disappoint Us It’s easy to feel let down by humanity when you see selfishness, greed, violence, and dishonesty. These…
Ivanovich Gurdjieff: Profile, life and teachings
G.I. Gurdjieff: The Paradox of a Spiritual Trickster Mystic, manipulator, philosopher, and provocateur — the enigma of Gurdjieff lives on in contradiction. Introduction: The Enigmatic Master George Ivanovich Gurdjieff (c. 1866–1949) was…