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The Brain's Transformation Through Childbirth
The journey of motherhood is a profound and transformative experience that extends far beyond the physical changes a woman's body undergoes during pregnancy and childbirth. While the visible transformations in a mother's body are awe-inspiring, some of the most remarkable changes occur within her brain. The journey of motherhood begins with a powerful surge of love and devotion, driven by core regions of the brain's reward network.
Maliha ArshadPublished 6 months ago in HumansCulture Quest
The Giriama are one of the nine groups that make up the Mijikenda tribe found in coastal Kenya, they live in fortified villages known as kayas. The kayas serve as holy shrines for offering sacrifices to appease the gods as well as sites for cleansing and purifying members of the kaya. Our six-hour journey to locate one of the kayas leads us to this deep forest in Murima Wa Ndege in Ganze constituency Kilifi county, Kenya.
Unique
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled between rolling hills and blooming meadows, there lived a young girl named Lily. Lily was different from the other children in her town. While they had their unique talents and abilities, Lily had a special way of her own that set her apart. She possessed a remarkable ability to understand the language of animals.
Beauty UfuomaefePublished 6 months ago in HumansQuestions I want to ask God
I am a believer. I believe in the existence of God. I think our lives have a purpose for which God has sent us to this world.
SUBIN JOHNPublished 6 months ago in HumansDog Heroes
In a world that sometimes seems divided and chaotic, there exists a source of unbridled love and unwavering loyalty that has been our companion for millennia—the dog. Dogs, often referred to as "man's best friend," have woven themselves into the fabric of our lives, offering us a special kind of love that transcends words. Let us embark on a heartfelt journey to celebrate the profound impact these furry companions have on our lives.
Moustafa NasserPublished 6 months ago in HumansWorld Mental Health Day... Learn about 10 early signs of depression
"World Mental Health Day is observed on October 10th every year. It is a dedicated day to raise awareness about mental health issues and promote them globally. The day aims to highlight the importance of mental health and mobilize efforts to support education, awareness, and advocacy in the field of mental health."
Mikhael RashadPublished 6 months ago in Humans"A Ray of Hope in the Heavy Barrage"
A Ray of Hope in the Heavy Barrage" In the heart of Jerusalem, where ancient stones whispered tales of resilience, hope, and faith, two soldiers stood shoulder to shoulder, facing an onslaught that threatened their beloved city. In the midst of the heavy barrage, the names of two Jerusalem soldiers, Yael and Eli, echoed through the streets like a mournful melody.
Ibrahim SaeedPublished 6 months ago in HumansDelayed, part 2
The next night, Jonathan and Graydon were standing at opposite ends of the dining room, papers strewn across the dining table. The papers depicted screenshots of conversations Jonathan had with various young men, and a few pictures. In Graydon’s hand was the screenshot of the conversation between Jonathan and Max.
Jerusalem, with its two halves, has turned into a ghost town.
Jerusalem - On Monday, the city of Jerusalem appeared as a ghost town, with its occupied eastern and western halves, on the third day of the Hamas movement's attack on Israel.
Mikhael RashadPublished 6 months ago in HumansWe Can Do Hard Things
The sound of the water pounding on the bathtub floor echoes all around me. Today everything sounds louder. The lights are brighter. The hum of the bath fan is more like a swarm of locusts reverberating in my brain. Standing in a thunderstorm of steam and heat, water pours down my aching head and shoulders. I stand in the roar of the shower, closing my eyes to ground myself. It was all a dream, right? I can walk out of this bathroom, grab my phone, and talk to mom right now. She will tell me to relax and go back to bed. Yesterday did not happen how I remember. Your life doesn’t turn upside down in twelve short hours. It can’t! But it did. Mom is gone and my world will never be the same.
Dawn BeauchampPublished 6 months ago in HumansSilent Reverie: Surviving the Technological Apocalypse
In a not-so-distant future, humanity stood on the precipice of its own creation, a creation that would bring about a technological apocalypse. The world had become an intricate web of interconnected devices, artificial intelligence, and automated systems. While the promise of convenience and progress had lured humanity into this digital embrace, it came at a price—a price that no one could have foreseen.
jhony aourPublished 6 months ago in HumansDelayed, part 1
1 year ago Graydon begins to write in his journal: My name is Graydon. Yeah, that sounds like a good start. "I guess…” Graydon mumbled his own response to himself.