Embark on a serene journey through the tranquility of a pre-dawn walk. Join Shams Khan as they share the beauty of early morning reflections, capturing the essence of nature's awakening. Explore the therapeutic rewards of embracing the stillness and calmness before sunrise. Immerse yourself in the poetic narrative of this soul-soothing experience. Read more at Shams
When we are deeply entrenched within a system or culture, we carry inherent biases. If we’ve never been exposed to alternative viewpoints, our perceptions can be one-sided. So, to genuinely understand and evaluate a system or culture, it’s vital to approach it from an outside perspective, free from biases. This principle applies whether studying a society, culture, religion, economic system, or company.
Hippocrates, widely regarded as the “Father of Medicine”, is a significant figure in the history of medical science. One of the most noteworthy treatises attributed to him is “On the Sacred Disease“, which discusses temporal lobe epilepsy. This work stands out because it represents one of the earliest attempts to understand disease in terms of natural rather than supernatural causes.