“Reflections of a Homecoming Traveler” After years of drifting, of endlessly moving from one place to the next – from bus terminals to train stations, from hostels to hotels – I return home.Not because I planned to. But because I was tired. Tired of the restless life.Tired of always chasing something new, something that never… Read More Quiet Arrival – A Return to the Ordinary
Why Our Tolerance Has Limits When It Comes to Truly Living Differently Introduction Everyone loves a good travel story. Tales from distant places, encounters with different cultures, daring adventures—these narratives are warmly received, often with awe and a touch of envy. People admire the courage to explore, the desire to experience the world beyond one’s… Read More Living Outside the Norm: The Hidden Limits of Tolerance
The Glarner Landsgemeinde offers a rare glimpse into Europe’s oldest living form of direct democracy This blog post provides insight into the Glarner Landsgemeinde and its significance for Swiss democracy. It is a tradition that fascinates not only the citizens of Glarus but also international observers. Every spring, the heart of Glarus transforms into an… Read More Switzerland’s Timeless Tradition of Direct Democracy
Who actually defines what “living a normal life” is? Is a life that does not conform to the norm not a normal life?
(metaphorically speaking) …ambiguous situation…. as in …. you have a piece of land with a great diversity of plants, wild animals and insects. Everything ecologically pure. It grows and thrives without you having to worry about it. A harmonious balance.But suddenly you have an intruder, an invader who is slowly destroying everything, eradicating the whole… Read More Envision this….
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