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Ambiguity Surrounding the role of Civil Society Organizations | SyriaUntold - Vimarsana News

Ambiguity Surrounding the role of Civil Society Organizations | SyriaUntold

“This article was produced within the project «Empowering the Next Generation of Syrian Women Journalists» in partnership between the «Syrian Female Journalists Network» and «UntoldStories». This article was produced under the supervision of journalist Maisa Salih.” Fadia Sleiman, like many other residents in the northeastern regions of Syria, has never had the opportunity to participate […]

'You had to basically wrestle change': United League members share movement in their own words - Vimarsana News

'You had to basically wrestle change': United League members share movement in their own words

It was the 1974 death of a Black laborer in Byhalia that spurred United League co-founder Alfred “Skip” Robinson to change Northeast Mississippi.

Power vs Force: The inevitable collapse of the New World Order -- Science of the Spirit -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Power vs Force: The inevitable collapse of the New World Order -- Science of the Spirit -- Sott.net

When the famous quantum theorist, David Bohm, read Jiddu Krishnamurti's "The First and Last Freedom", he was blown away by his insight and knowledge regarding the phenomenon of the observer and the observed. Despite having no university-level...

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A lesson in waiting in a world that the virus will change significantly - Vimarsana News

A lesson in waiting in a world that the virus will change significantly

About mid- to late autumn the perma-cloud rolls in off Lake Michigan. Like a migrating fowl, it stays awhile before moving on. (Unsplash/Kayle Kaupanger) About mid- to late autumn the perma-cloud rolls in off Lake Michigan. Like a migrating fowl, it stays awhile before moving on. Two, maybe three months. Sweeping across the lake, the cold north air births the phenomenon. It picks up heat and moisture from the lake, then rises to mix with the colder, dryer air. You can stand on the shore and watch the clouds form. Blankets of them. I'm a north-country guy. Snow is beautiful. ...