Renika Anand

One of the most significant concerns of the 21st century is technology and the way in which it affects the world view developed by our young people.

Human beings have evolved from unicellular organisms into creatures of intelligence who are capable of making inventions and building cities.

Michael J Fox, a Canadian activist and actor once said “Everything is cause and effect.

Have you ever noticed that there are some things that you do during every second of every day in your life without even thinking about them?

What would you do if you found a piece of trash in your room?

Our daily lives have a strange manner of smothering us with stress and worries in various forms and shapes.

Power is perhaps the most popular subject of dreams. It is a concept, much like many others, that is difficult to define.

Thomas Crum, an author and orator once said “The quality of our lives depend not on whether or not we have conflicts, but on how we respond to them.”

John Maxwell once said, “The pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to change.

Have you ever heard of the myth about the pot of gold that is hidden at the end of a rainbow?

Have you ever heard about books and other forms of literature that have been banned?

Have you ever found yourself wondering why you do not fit in like everybody else?

Grounding is a technique that is utilized by individuals to find stability in situations of chaos or distress.

Being a young person is a beautiful experience. Being young means that you are quite new to the world.

Gregory Peck, an American actor, once said, “Faith gives you an inner strength and a sense of balance and perspective in life.”

The most interesting aspect about human beings is our ability to evolve.

It would not be an understatement to say that our world’s youth is the most powerful group that exists.

The Greek Philosopher Socrates once said, “To know is to know that you know nothing.

Similar to most things in our lives, our personal growth can also be affected heavily by the people who cross our paths.

Audre Lorde, an American professor and philosopher once said, “Creativity is the language we use to communicate the urgency of our dreams for a better future.”