Positively Prepared for Down Days
Because the best you can you can do for you is leave bread crumbs to lead you back home to those who love you
Written during my school years for class, either specifically for the topic or as a research project.
The Azande and Salem societies have many differences and some similarities, but with a few changes with the Salem society things could have been a lot harder to escalate to the point they did. Both communities believed in witches; to the Azande witches are common occurrence and are discomfort to lives but their magic can…
Caught in the Middle of a Moral Atrocity The Native Americans avoided being placed into slavery by proving “unfit” when the colonists first settled. But they found themselves still amidst the battles over acceptance, slavery, and social injustice. Though many were still treated with disdain, some Native Americans found the comforts of owning slaves a…
A thought misunderstand An idea not wanting to be heard A physical difference not wanting to seen A belief different from those that are popular These are the most common of things that send us Down the stairway of displaced animosity and hate.
El pantheon de Aztec era absolutamente grande y variado. Había dioses relacionados con la creación del cosmos, a la fertilidad, a la regeneración, a la muerte, a la guerra, y al alimento sacrificatorio del sol. Los dioses tenían diversos papeles y también fueron representados en diversas maneras. Los dos dioses a quienes los dos templos…
“A being who is not what he is and is what he is not” To think you have individual thought is not possible because as a child you learned that this is this and that is that. You were taught that you do not defecate in your pants because you are supposed to use the…
In parallel cultures simultaneous in time with the Old Testaments happenings are texts with clear discussions of approval on polygamous activities, such as how a first wife should interact with the following wives in Buddhism’s Kama Sutra. What I have not seen is a clear discussion on whether the Judo-Christian God approves of polygamy? I…
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It is believed that Lao Tzu was born between 604 and 570 BCE [McDowell: 339] in Ch’u (present-day Henan Province) and lived from approximately 570 to 490 B.C.E. His name, Lao Tzu (), translates as “old master” which sometimes leads him to be referred to as Lao Tan or Li Er. Lao Tzu was the…
