Zigoneshi
In Kogi language, which is a Chibchan language of Colombia, the word Zigoneshi has multiple meanings: « I help you and you help me, I give you and you give me » (yo te ayudo, tu me ayudas). This indigenous word stays for exchange, mutual…
إنسان | Humain | Insān
Il est intéressant de noter que le mot arabe pour désigner l'être humain est "insan" qui est dérivé du mot "nasiya" qui signifie "oublier". Cela indique qu'il est dans la nature humaine d'oublier et de commettre des erreurs et les…
إنسان | Human | Insān
It is interesting to note that the Arabic word for human being is 'insan' which is derived from the word 'nasiya' which means 'to forget.' This indicates that it is in human nature to forget and make mistakes and so…
Ubuntu | Humanité
Parmi les nombreux symboles de la culture bantoue se détache le terme Ubuntu, qui signifie plus largement "humanité". Il est aussi souvent traduit par "humanité envers les autres", mais est utilisé, dans la plupart des cas, dans un sens plus…
Ubuntu | Humanity
From the full of symbols bantu culture stands out the term Ubuntu, meaning in wider way “humanity”. It is often also translated as "humanity towards others", but is used, in most of the cases, in a more philosophical sense to…
Nyēin chān yēi | Unchangeable serenity
Nyēin chān yēi recalls the image of a “peaceful, calm and untroubled” situation which was first used in the golden settings of Myanmar. It’s composed by the word nyēin, meaning ‘to die out or be extinguished (as of fire)’, or ‘to…
Nyēin chān yēi | Sérénité immuable
Nyēin chān yēi rappelle l'image d'une situation "pacifique, calme et non troublée" qui a été utilisée pour la première fois dans le cadre doré du Myanmar. Elle est composée du mot nyēin, qui signifie "s'éteindre ou être éteint (dès l'incendie)",…
From Humanitarian to Humanist
“Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors where there were only walls.” ~ J. Campbell He grew up in a family dedicated to humanitarian aid, spending most of his life in war-torn countries and he dedicated his early…
From Humanitarian to Humanist
“Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors where there were only walls.” ~ J. Campbell He grew up in a family dedicated to humanitarian aid, spending most of his life in war-torn countries and he dedicated his early…