“Gratitude is the sweetest thing in a seekers life – in all human life. If there is gratitude in your heart, then there will be tremendous sweetness in your eyes.” – Sri Chinmoy Life is[…]
Category: Media Literacy
What Gratitude means to me
“If you concentrate on finding whatever is good in every situation, you will discover that your life will suddenly be filled with gratitude, a feeling that nurtures the soul.” — Rabbi Harold Kushner […]
BE GRATEFUL AND GIVE OTHERS REASONS TO SAY ‘THANK YOU!’
“As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” – John F. Kennedy The quality of being thankful for what[…]
Promoting nonviolent communication
In today’s world, violence and controversy has dominantly spread over social media platforms and news agraggators alike. Arguably, this is due to the predominant capitalist mentality of these platforms, as is apparent in the aftermath[…]
Promoting nonviolent communication in the Philippines
In today’s world, violence and controversy has dominantly spread over social media platforms and news aggregators alike. Arguably, this is due to the predominant capitalist mentality of these platforms, as is apparent in the aftermath[…]
Peace Journalism: Aggressive Lyrics in Songs, Nonchalant Aggressive Terms and Ads
In today’s pop culture, there are many references to violent behavior in a normalized way that the youth consume and normalize in their own adult lives, creating a cycle of violence. One example is aggressive[…]
On World Press Freedom Day
There is no better time than now to critically analyse the curtail of genuine reporting which brings out the ground realities of sensitive issues around the world. Journalists are being unlawfully detained, arrested and in[…]
Human Cost of Terrorism
Before starting my topic let us understand what terrorism is. There is no comprehensive definition of terrorism. According to authentic reports there are over 109 different definitions of terrorism. I would mention two of them,[…]
How do we work towards a Global Nonviolent Future?
The aim of The Peace Gong is to develop communicative, semiotic and cultural skills along with critical thinking abilities amongst children and youth so that they can negotiate the increasing complexities of today’s world. The[…]
Why it is important to practice Nonviolent Communication?
We live in a world where judgements, demeaning comments, and hatred have almost become a part of our daily lives. Be it our nine-to-five office hours or the virtual world where we spend our life-social[…]