The Science of Courage, Compassion, and Connection
I’m not happy with how I look … I’m terrible with money … My parents are so disappointed…
<span>Louima Cunningham</span>
A Greek Column
We are bound to confront Greece and the recent Greek experience with their affairs of state – meaning…
Major Task for a Tiny Fiber
My name is fibrillin, also known as FBN. I am a protein whose synthesis starts while you are…
Dream, Believe, Fly
Dream. Believe. Fly. This is my motto in life, now that I am fifty-five. Dream, Believe, Fly. These…
The Language of Leaves
The universe is a system with many secrets that are not yet understood. This perfect system is established…
Interfaith Dialogue: Necessity and Principles
History has unfortunately witnessed many violent acts conducted in the name of faith. However, many have begun to…
The Amazing Coordination in the Brain
The human brain coordinates between its halves. Because of this incredible communication and coordination, the brain is able…
God Writes Me Poems
God writes me poemswith every sunset.The trees, stretching uplike the hands of the whirling Earth-Dervish.Oh! When will I…
Banana: A Miraculous Fruit
Among tropical fruits, bananas are probably the most popular, and with good reason. They are delicious and…
Return of Grace
Question: The Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, was an epitome of generosity, full of grace for others.…
Tea in Turkish Culture
Some sources mention that Turks traded and consumed tea as early as 400 BC, but tea only became…
The positive impact of fasting on your health
The blessed month of Ramadan is a time for worship, devotion and reflection on the deeper meaning of…
Success that Fails, Failure that Succeeds
Stories of success and failure are quite convoluted. Usually, success is associated with happiness and failure comes in…
Dahsha and Hayra (Utter Astonishment and Amazement)
Every traveler journeying in the valleys of love and zeal sometimes burns with the fire of love, and…
Religion Is Not a Zero Sum Game
The Turkish term for “tolerance” is “hosgoru” which means seeing or looking for the good side of another…