“Do good and good will come back to you.” Most of us have heard this sentence since childhood. It sounds comforting because it promises that life has a way of balancing itself. It tells us that kindness will be rewarded and cruelty will eventually be punished. It gives people hope that justice may be delayed,… Continue reading Is Karma Real or Just a Comfort Story?
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The Political Storm Around VP Sara Duterte: Distractions, Debt, and the Search for Real Progress
In politics, the loudest stories often drown out the most important ones. Lately, the public conversation in the Philippines has been dominated by talks about impeaching Vice President Sara Duterte. The case has already gone through decisions by the Supreme Court and the Senate, and the results did not favor those pushing the impeachment. Yet… Continue reading The Political Storm Around VP Sara Duterte: Distractions, Debt, and the Search for Real Progress
The Trouble with Power Tripping: How Control Turns Toxic
Power trips are as old as power itself. The moment someone feels they have a little more say, control, or authority than others, the temptation to misuse it can creep in. Sometimes it’s subtle. Sometimes it’s blatant. But wherever it shows up—at work, in schools, online, in politics, or in day-to-day life—it leaves a trail… Continue reading The Trouble with Power Tripping: How Control Turns Toxic
