Small Little Moments
We have a large obsession with breakthroughs. We tend to look down on the smaller and more subtle moments in our lives and we spend the most part waiting for a grand shift to happen. Alicia writes for Lifehacker that a...
Author: Victor Sakutukwa
The man who feels
“Because I was not superhuman, I was just a human, and my attempts to be this Superman, this Telon star, someone infallible who everyone could look at as the perfect man, were eventually my downfall…” – Terry Crews There...
Multi-layered
The prevalent belief that who we are is set in stone is preposterous, harmful and utterly untrue. The fact is, ‘who we are’ is a complex and multi-layered symphony composed of our core self, our current circumstances, and the conscious...
On the days I notice
“Look at everything always as though you were seeing it either for the first or last time: Thus is your time on earth filled with glory.” ― Betty Smith, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn There are days when I get...
I’d like to remain naive
There’s nothing like childlike naivety. The ability to see the good in people even strangers. The ability to shamelessly walk around with no pants (I envy this one). The strong disconnect to trivial matters like what one should or shouldn’t eat....
No pleasing aesthetic here..
I’ve been unlearning a lot of things that I had come to believe as true about God and going through a journey of rediscovery. Recently, whilst processing some painful emotions, I was thinking about where God fits in the process...
Claustrophobic..
A random thought… A particular scene has been playing in my head over and over, powered by nothing but my over-active imagination. Set in the 90s (for absolutely no reason at all) a child arrives at the beach and in...
I’ll Keep The Unicorn
“A friend told me I’m delusional. I almost fell off my unicorn.” – Unknown As a kid I was constantly concerned about drowning in an unplanned encounter with a pool of quicksand, I worried about super villains, a possible killer-insect...
