There are still four months
As we grow older, there is a strange feeling that time begins to move faster. The years that once seemed long now appear to pass almost unnoticed. It feels as…
How West Asia War Is Changing Everyday Life | Monalisa Changkija
Life has a way of upending human plans, dreams, and schemes. Never had we imagined the war in West Asia, much less its impact on every nook and cranny of…
Living Fully in a Life Marked by Suffering
For centuries, philosophers, thinkers, scientists, and reformers have tried to answer one enduring question: how can humans live a good and meaningful life? From Aristotle’s examination of virtue in Nicomachean…
Step Outside, Slow Down, Begin Again
As life accelerates, the simplest wisdom remains: every now and then, go back to nature. It is where we come from, and where we remember who we are.
When The Dead Teach The Living | Dr. R.K. Behera, Principal, MGM College
A cemetery is more than a resting place—it is a book of wisdom carved in stone. Every name and every quiet corner reminds us of truths we often forget in…
Living on Borrowed Time
Whether in public life or private moments, we are all travelers through time, not its masters. To live well, therefore, is to live consciously, remembering always that we are, each…
Where Life Speaks The Loudest | Dr. RK Behera
Life often reveals its deepest truths in the quietest of places — the ICU, the Operation Theatre, and the cemetery. All three are realms of silence, yet within that silence,…
The Sacred Balance: Caring For Your Body, Mind, And Soul | Dr. R.K. Behera
Our body is the sacred vessel that carries us through the seasons of life — through joy and sorrow, through growth and pain. Yet, how often do we neglect it?
The Fleeting Gift of Life
Time passes in ways we often fail to notice. A day ends, another begins, and soon weeks turn into months, months into years, and before we realize it, whole seasons…
Human Life: Imago Dei | Tiawabang I
Life is fragile and short, but it is, and its consequences, are eternal, which makes it all the more important to look at life closer than ever before, and from…