Artificial intelligence can already write, analyze, predict, and decide faster than we can. It is entering our relationships, our workplaces, our health systems and even our moral decisions. But the uncomfortable question is not how powerful AI will become.
The question is: Are we psychologically mature enough to handle it?
“How do we know, Mama,
what to do, how to feel?”
asked the little one,
her eyes wide, her heart fluttering
with the fear of missing something.
Sometimes our desire to be seen, to be appreciated, or to share something meaningful can cloud our logical thinking. We may drift away from our center when making decisions.
Fraudsters know this.
They don’t only target romance scams or promises of easy money. They also target authors—people who care deeply about their work and want their voices to be heard.
Publishing, it turns out, has its own ecosystem of scams.
The Shared Pulse explores what happens when efficiency replaces attention, when speed outruns reflection, and when staying becomes harder than moving on. It asks what it means to remain human inside highly optimized lives—where everything functions, yet something feels quietly off. The novel does not offer solutions. It offers presence. It does not teach. It listens.
I planned this trip carefully. The book launch, the meetings, the timing of printed copies arriving from different platforms. I built buffers. I double-checked details. I did what I know how to do: optimize. And then two things happened that were completely out of my control.
Isn’t it interesting how sometimes opening up to a stranger feels easier than confiding in someone we love? Have you ever found yourself sharing a story that has troubled you for years with a fellow traveler on a plane or at some unexpected spot during a solo trip? It’s often even simpler to be
Shining individuals who shape societies Each poppy, a solitary bloom of radiant beauty, reminds us that true unity begins when we dare to reveal the truth within our hearts. Just as these flowers reflect the beauty of their inner essence, so too do individuals reflect their inner selves in the societies they build. In
Awareness of life cycles helps us stay present—not trapped in the past or anxiously anticipating the future. Instead, we learn to embrace the rhythm of life with trust, patience, and wisdom.
We all wear masks. It’s survival. A way to protect ourselves from pain. These masks, our shields, help us navigate through life’s challenges. But as we grow, they often stop serving us and start suffocating us instead.