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Image: George Hodan Originnaly published on boingboing.net A man in Elgin, IL who invites homeless people to spend the night at his house during brutally cold weather must stop his generous charity

With the mainstream media contemplating the significance of Kim Jong-un sending his sister to the Olympic Games in South Korea, as well as any messages found within the North’s military parade on Thursday,

What is Karma? Karma is the Sanskrit word for action. It is equivalent to Newton’s law of ‘every action must have a reaction’. When we think, speak or act we initiate a force that will react accordingly.

“Girls are growing up thinking that how they look is more important than how they feel, or who they are, and what they can do,” a woman in the video says. Let’s put an end to the mistreatment of women

Here's a short National Geographic video about a crying therapy service. Women pay a "handsome man" to make them cry, then gently wipe their tears away. The practiced is said to relieve stress.

Many will know the Klaus Dona Artefacts. There are Tons more where they came from. More and more locals and farmers are showing their private Artefacts. Fortunately they did not give their Artefacts to

By Savannah Grey Originally published on esteemology.com (with permission) “Until we make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.” – Carl Jung Why do we keep going

While alcoholism is a devastating disease that can destroy lives, some people who struggle with it manage to hold down stressful jobs and big responsibilities. From the outside, these so-called

By Amando Flavio Researchers at the University of Southern California have announced that fasting for as little as three days, can regenerate the entire human immune system for a very healthy living. The

Woman-Who-Has-Been-Through-Hell-Back.jpg Author: Kathy Parker ( The Woman Who Has Been To Hell And Back Is Not Easy To Love. Many have tried. Most have failed. The weak need not attempt, for it will take

Photographer Richard Renaldi approaches random people he meets on New York City's streets and asks them to pose in photos together as if they actually knew each other. Despite the fact that these people