Guns, Violence, and the Fragile Myth of Freedom: A Deep Dive into Fear, Dignity, and Kindness
What fascinates me and frankly disturbs me, is not whether guns are deadly. That is obvious. The real question is: why are guns clutched so tightly in the American psyche? Why, even after classrooms are turned into morgues, does the national conversation erupt in rage instead of reason? Why do so many cling to the “right to bear arms” as if it is the last thread of dignity they have left?
A reflection for World Suicide Prevention Day
Suicide is preventable. Together, we can build a world where fewer families know this grief. A world where people don’t wait until it’s “too late” to ask for help. A world where, instead of silence, there is solidarity.
6 Self-Improvement Ideas for People in Addiction Recovery
Recovery is a hard process, but it can also be a time of immense personal growth...
