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The Crusades Explained: Holy Wars, Saladin, and the Clash of Civilizations
Dive deep into the history of The Crusades. From Pope Urban II to Saladin, explore the wars that defined the Middle Ages, the cultural exchange that followed, and the dark legacy of the Fourth Crusade.
The Empathy Deficit: Why Understanding Others Is Your Ultimate Survival Skill
Empathy isn’t just about being nice; it’s an evolutionary survival mechanism we are losing. Discover why the “Empathy Deficit” is hurting us and how to reclaim this superpower.
The Norse Valkyries: Beyond the Opera—Myth, Meaning, and the Choosers of the Slain
Discover the true nature of the Norse Valkyries. From battlefield horrors to Wagnerian icons, we explore the history, etymology, and modern relevance of Odin’s Choosers of the Slain. Includes vocabulary and writing lessons.
The Great January Hoax: Why Your Biological Clock Hates Your New Year’s Resolution
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Becoming the Luminary: Why Your New Year’s Resolution Should Be About Character, Not Weight
Tired of failed weight-loss resolutions? This New Year, try a “Character Resolution.” Learn how to become a “Luminary”—a source of light, warmth, and stability in your workplace and home.
Traditions of Light: How the World Fights the Winter Darkness
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Starlight and Science: Why Winter is the Best Time to Look Up
Cold nights mean clear skies. Discover the science and philosophy of winter stargazing, from the “time travel” of looking at stars to the psychology of awe. Connect with the cosmos this season.
The Warmth of Forgiveness: Why You Should Drop the Grudge Before New Year’s Eve
Carrying a grudge is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to suffer. As the New Year approaches, learn why “unilateral forgiveness” is the ultimate act of self-care and how to let go of the heavy baggage from the past year.
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