As I came across Medical Laboratory Science.

An acquaintance of mud and flesh in odd minds

In the silence roaring louder than what shakes the earth.

This is a reminder for incoming college students to come when you are utterly ready.

One sip at a time, I taste the blend, A moment of pleasure, a chance to transcend. The warmth of the cup, the comfort it brings, A reminder of the simple joys, of life's little things. In this coffee shop,

Short compilation of photo edits.

Can we make our own choices or is our life predestined? Do we really have free will? This has been a major conundrum of humanity probably since we began to weave thoughts together. Let's dig into it by

It is necessary to break the spell that the years bring bitterness and turn it into wisdom, softness, and tenderness... You have to look for desire, passion, libido, and the drive for life.

"Now We Can Breathe" The title of one of the poetry anthologies in my room reads "Hier kan ons asem haal", which literally translates to "Here we can breathe". The English

Here are the important things that I learned from listening to more than 30 individual lives in 2022. Read to find out!

Source -Written on January 1st- The first slow rotation on its axis of this new turn around the sun of the planet is almost over. Right now I'm listening to a beautiful instrumental by Yosi Horikawa, titled

A response to the query as to how one defines life upon interpreting the philosophy of the human person.

A compilation of poems I wrote in my earlier years.

Whenever I see a glimpse of life, I know a path telling me that depths exist everywhere. Life is full of heights to conquer, literally and figuratively. The skies, the bodies of water, the mountains, the

Well, the past three years have been filled with events that nobody could've predicted, let alone control, but 2023 will significantly up the ante with a key difference: in previous years, we've been more

I have always been quite poor at managing my time efficiently. I have known people to plan every moment of their days out well in advance, knowing precisely where they will be at what time, and what they

To them who taught me how to triumph against wars, even in silence.

The truths we utter half-awake.

For all the desperate hankering unobeyed by distrust.