BRAIN ROT

The Silent Digital Epidemic Affecting Children Meta Description: Discover what “brainrot” means, the effects of excessive screen time on children, and practical ways parents can build healthy digital habits at […]

LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE

Sometimes the most powerful remedy doesn’t come in a bottle Over the past few months, we have explored how our bodies function as interconnected systems — from the origins of […]

TWIN HEART MEDITATION: A SERVICE TO HUMANITY

Service is what we give in order to uplift and better humanity. It can take many forms. At its heart, service is an expression of love, offered through our actions, […]

WHY GRIEF HURTS

Understanding the brain in loss Grief is one of the most universal human experiences, yet it remains deeply personal and often misunderstood. Many people ask: Why does grief feel like […]

YOUR CHOICE YOUR VOICE

Public participation is a much-traversed topic. So why is it necessary to discussed again? Because in the author’s view (and experience), it is one of the general citizen’s powerful tools […]

The Facts Around The Effects Of Screen On Young Minds.

Why Screen Time Needs a Rethink, Especially for Little Ones. Because their little minds are still growing, and screens aren’t going anywhere. Screens are everywhere, tablets in the lounge, TVs in […]

I’ll Only Be 5 Minutes

“I’ll only be five minutes”, is one of the most common justifications for occupying a disabled parking bay without the right or need to do so. A phrase so casual, […]

Deesdae is almal glo n narsis

Pasop om almal goedsmoeds as ‘n narsis te etiketteer. Die misbruik van die term kan verreikende gevolge hê en gevolglik die erns van die saak afwater. Nie elkeen wat selfsugtig […]

WHY DO WE GET STUCK IN OUR WAYS?   

Some may call it closed-mindedness; others may call it stubbornness. What we believe is largely shaped by our unconscious perceptions and assumptions. As the brain matures and gains experience, it […]

PREBIOTIC, PROBIOTIC AND POSTBIOTIC

Making sense of the “biotics” in a world full of advice When one considers that many readers of The Post have at some point consulted Google — or more recently […]