The Literary Resistance to Violence for peaceful Pakistan
According to the Global Peace Index 2024, Iceland ranks first as the most peaceful country in the world. Its literacy rate of about 80% is one of the highest globally, showing how education plays a crucial role in maintaining peace. The grounds on which Iceland has got the highest peace status include paucity of armed…
Peace is a stress-free state of security and calmness that comes when there is no conflict or war, and everything coexists in perfect harmony and freedom. In our war-torn world, peace often feels scarce. However, peace can be big and small, seen in entire countries or brief moments. Peace means freedom from violence whether from peers,…
Throughout history, organized wars and violent conflicts have defined civilizations, leaving lasting scars on humankind. Since 1800 alone, over 37 million lives have been lost in active combat. This persistent cycle of violence raises a crucial question: how can humans inflict such harm on one another? Evolutionary psychologists propose that the roots of war lie…
As the fifth most populous country, we are also among the ten most vulnerable nations to the devastating impacts of climate change.
‘Do not judge a book by its cover’ is attributed to multiple sources, including George Eliot’s ‘The Mill on the Floss’ (1860) and the 1946 murder mystery, ‘Murder in the Glass Room’.
Many people seek to wrap spirituality in the blanket of religion, but far from being solely a religious pursuit, spirituality is deeply personal
In the presence of peace, individuals are likely to face neuroticism, security, and a sense of affiliation, thereby creating a stable environment, instrumental or conducive to the flourishing of health
According to a recent Gallup report, only 23% of employee worldwide feel engaged at work (GALLUP, 2024)
“grief comprises five stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.” However, a sixth stage, “meaning,” has since been added to her model, focusing on finding purpose after the loss of a loved one.
Chaos is not merely disorder; it is a fertile ground for new possibilities, as the ancient Greeks understood. Today, this chaos is tacitly expressed in mass shootings, climate disasters, and the widening income disparity.
