travel

The ultimate test of a compatible relationship is whether you can stand to travel together.

The Man at the Bus Stop
Every evening, after work, I walked past the same quiet bus stop on the corner of my street. And every evening, without fail, there was an old man sitting on the wooden bench, leaning on his cane, his eyes fixed on the empty road.
By Muhammad Kaleemullah5 months ago in Humans
Where Is the Love?
My name is Stefano D'angello. I am a creator, an author, and perhaps most importantly, a traveler. My journey has taken me across countries, through cultures, and into worlds both vibrant and desolate. I have feasted my eyes on wonders and listened to the cacophony of humanity. Yet, the more I see, the more a single, haunting question echoes in my soul: Where is the love?
By Stefano D'angello5 months ago in Humans
The Candle, the Soup, the Walk
Winter does not arrive with a calendar date. It enters slowly, like a shadow lengthening across the room. First, the evenings slip away earlier than I notice. Then the sound of the world changes: footsteps on the pavement sharpen, voices outside seem to fall back into echoes. And then there is the stillness — an almost imperceptible pause that settles over the air. That is when I know it has come. Winter begins not in snow or frost, but in the silence that draws me inward.
By Alain SUPPINI5 months ago in Humans
Cultural Rituals in India: How Traditions Shape Modern Life
In India, tradition isn’t just remembered — it’s lived. Across bustling cities and quiet villages, cultural rituals continue to weave through daily routines, shaping how millions greet the day, interact with family, approach work, and connect with the divine. Far from being relics of the past, these practices adapt fluidly to modern life, blending ancient wisdom with contemporary rhythm.
By Melody Dalisay5 months ago in Humans
A Stolen Wallet, A Returned Check
A Stolen Wallet, A Returned Check BY: Ubaid “Please hurry up, Ammi! I’m already late,” Javed pleaded with folded hands, as his mother insisted he finish his tea before leaving. “At least sometimes, you should allow me a light breakfast.”
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Humans
The Forgotten Purse That Taught Me Faith
A Forgotten Purse and a Lesson in Faith BY:Khan Life often teaches us lessons in the most unexpected ways. Some experiences leave such a deep impression that they remain etched in memory forever, not only as personal anecdotes but also as reminders of faith, trust, and divine protection. One such incident happened to me many years ago, during a wedding in our family. Though it took only a few hours to unfold, the memory of that day has lived with me ever since.
By Khan 5 months ago in Humans
Samud Flotilla — One Ship, a Thousand Voices
They load the crates slowly, as if careful hands might somehow steady the trembling hope inside them. Blankets, water filters, generators, baby formula, bandages — basic things that should never be extraordinary. On deck, volunteers fold tarps and whisper prayers. Journalists check batteries. A doctor smooths an envelope of emergency medicine and looks out toward the horizon where Gaza waits.
By Amanullah5 months ago in Humans
Aviation and Aerospace Logistics: Driving the Future of Global Supply Chains
Aviation and Aerospace Logistics: Powering Global Connectivity The aviation and aerospace industries are among the most complex and innovation-driven sectors in the world. They connect continents, enable international trade, and support billions of passengers every year. Yet, behind the scenes of every flight, every aircraft delivery, and every satellite launch lies a carefully orchestrated supply chain. Logistics is the invisible engine that powers this system, ensuring that parts, equipment, and technology arrive exactly where and when they are needed.
By Midny 5 months ago in Humans
Not Aimless. Honorable Mention in Maps of the Self Challenge.
A crippling sense of something unknown takes my mind on a journey that I wish would be silence instead of aching. Why does the mind like to overtake the brain? Who am I to stop it? I think I could, I think... is that the problem, thinking, too much or thinking too little. Not enough impulsive action, not enough decisive reaction.
By Tanya Lei5 months ago in Humans
Investing in New Off-Plan Apartments in Dubai
Dubai has established itself as one of the most dynamic real estate markets in the world, attracting investors, homeowners, and expatriates with its combination of luxury, innovation, and high return on investment. If you are looking for the most promising opportunities, new off-plan apartments in Dubai deserve your attention. They offer not only competitive prices and flexible payment plans but also access to some of the most iconic developments in the Middle East. This comprehensive guide will explain why off-plan properties are so popular, what to look for when investing, and how you can take advantage of Dubai’s current market conditions.
By Midny 5 months ago in Humans
The Pilgrimage of the Sublime
“Let everything happen to you: beauty and terror. Just keep going. No feeling is final.” - Rainer Maria Rilke Prologue
By Rebecca A Hyde Gonzales5 months ago in Humans
The Wolf, the Child, and a Policeman’s Courage
The Wolf, the Child, and a Policeman’s Courage BY:Ubaid I served in the police force at a time when life for ordinary constables was not filled with privileges as it is today. Back then, there were no official vehicles to ride, no protective gear, and certainly no well-furnished residences. We relied mostly on our own means—our personal horses carried us from one place to another, and when we were granted leave to visit our families, we had to deposit our government-issued rifles at the station. The only weapons left for our protection were simple knives or daggers.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Humans