Respect once acted as the silent contract that made coexistence possible. It governed how we spoke to one another, how we treated the old and the young, how we cared for animals and land. It was not imposed by law…
The performance of goodness. A few years ago, kindness was something natural and quiet. It needed no witness, no camera, no audience. It existed in the silent space between human beings, an act of conscience, not choreography. Today, however,…
Running is often presented as the simplest of human activities. No need for courts, balls, or complex equipment, just shoes and the open road. For many, it is framed as the most democratic of sports, available to anyone willing…
In this post, I want to reflect on a figure who remains surprisingly little known in the West, a man whose story is both fascinating and tragic, but also profoundly worth remembering, because few figures of the twentieth century…