Mikel Davis

Uncanny Prognostications: Hong Kong’s Future Interpreted Through Horse Portents

In an unprecedented string of events, three racehorses died within six days in Hong Kong, sparking an uncanny wave of speculation. The horses, named “Light of Civilization,” “Everyone’s Joy,” and “Master Grade” have sparked discussions about their demise. Among these three, two dropped dead unexpectedly, while the other died from a broken leg. Could these ...

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Jockeys and horses compete in the race at Sha Tin Racecourse in Hong Kong.

What Is Your Brain’s Favorite Food?

As we all know, the brain is a vital organ of the human body, and people of all ages need to nourish and strengthen it. What should we do in our daily life? In addition to ensuring enough sleep and moderate daily exercise, we can supplement this vital organ with many nutrients through food. 10 ...

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How the Power of Honesty Changed a Beggar’s Life

On August 9, in the bustling city of New York, a curious incident unfolded that reflected the power of honesty. Merrie Harris, a female director of an advertising company, encountered a beggar while walking on the street. She had no change to give, so, in an unusual act of kindness, she handed him her credit ...

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An American Express Platinum card.

Ancient Tale: The Emperor’s Savior

Initially serving under Emperor Chai Shizong of the Later Zhou Dynasty, Zhao Kuangyin (known as Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty) was just an ordinary general. One day, he found himself embroiled in a deadly battle with the enemy. Zhao Kuangyin was in the thick of the fight when suddenly, an arrow struck his warhorse ...

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Mural showing an ancient Chinese warrior with his horse.

Historic Chinese Tales Reveal the Consequences of Good and Evil Deeds

There is a universal belief in Chinese culture — good begets good, and evil begets evil. As stated in The Book of Changes, in the section on the Kun hexagram: “A family that accumulates good deeds will have abundant blessings, while a family that accumulates evil deeds will suffer calamities.” The historical records left by ...

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Nurturing Elites: The Education and Wealth Values of Jewish Families

Many familiar American elites and wealthy individuals hail from Jewish families. Some of these include the founder of the tech giant Oracle, Larry Ellison, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Nearly half of the world’s wealthiest entrepreneurs are Jewish, and prominent financial companies such as Goldman Sachs and Solomon Brothers were founded by Jewish individuals. In ...

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The Star of David made from wine corks.

Health Benefits of Papaya, the Fruit of Longevity

The sweltering heat of summer can be overwhelming, but enjoying a refreshing slice of papaya, also known as paw paw, can offer a delicious respite and nourish your health. Known as the “Fruit of Longevity,” every part of the plant, including its fruit, leaves, seeds, and latex, has medicinal properties. However, experts caution that there ...

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Teenage boy relaxing in hotel pool while eating papaya.

The Art of Emotional Intelligence: 10 Signs of High EQ and Low EQ

In a world where IQ (Intelligence Quotient) often takes center stage, EQ (Emotional Quotient), or emotional intelligence, has gradually become recognized for its crucial role in shaping our relationships, work, and overall well-being. Emotional intelligence is not just about recognizing your own emotions, but also understanding others’ feelings and harnessing this awareness to manage your ...

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