There is a saying: “In the next life, become an ox or a horse to repay debts.” Is …
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WisdomFeatured
When Fate Takes an Unexpected Turn: How Good and Evil Shape Your Destiny
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisThe thoughts you harbor — whether good or evil — shape the outcomes of the destiny you experience …
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Science Unmasked
Knowing Superstitions Aren’t Real Doesn’t Stop Us Behaving Superstitiously — Why?
by Troy Oakesby Troy OakesFormer New Zealand prime minister John Key has three white rabbits painted on his helicopter, a nod to …
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Sometimes, life’s most unexpected rewards come when we act without expecting anything in return. A simple act of …
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WisdomFeatured
How Karma Comes Full Circle: A Real-Life Example of Retribution
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisIn the 1970s, an event involving karma and retribution occurred in Beijing involving a woman in her 60s …
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Chinese CultureFeatured
The Demise of 2 Corrupt Officials: Cai Jing and Yan Song
by Emma Luby Emma LuSome infamous corrupt officials in history have left behind disastrous legacies — destroying the court’s integrity, harming loyal …
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Mind & SpiritFeatured
The Unseen Threads of Cause and Effect: Insights from a Forensic Expert
by Max Luby Max LuAs we navigate the complexities of life, the concept of cause and effect is often a source of …
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Mind & SpiritEditor's Pick
The Echoes of Our Actions: A Tale of Tragedy and Consequences
by Max Luby Max LuIn the quiet hush of winter, a story unfolded that would serve as a stark reminder of the …
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Chinese CultureFeatured
Historic Chinese Tales Reveal the Consequences of Good and Evil Deeds
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisThere is a universal belief in Chinese culture — good begets good, and evil begets evil. As stated …
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In ancient China, it was believed that all earthly phenomena were controlled by deities. Lightning, water, fire, wind …