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My Shift From Sales to a Farm Sanctuary with 150 Animals

My Shift From Sales to a Farm Sanctuary with 150 Animals

August 23, 2026

Andreas Nussbaumer, with credit to his wife, recounts being lured away from a successful business career and the empty feeling that came with it “into just being, surrounded by the vegetables and the animals.” They steward a sanctuary for rescued farm animals in Weppersdorf, Austria. Animals “show...

Solar Ambulance Built by 23 Students

Solar Ambulance Built by 23 Students

August 22, 2026

In a test center in the Netherlands, a sleek white-and-yellow vehicle glides quietly over concrete -- but it was built for something far rougher: the red-dirt roads of rural Kenya, where the nearest clinic can be a day's journey away. Twenty-three university students, many of whom paused their...

Living With Questions

Living With Questions

August 21, 2026

At seventeen, Charles Gibbs was asked to stay after Sunday school class by a well-meaning elder -- and left with a message that would redirect the entire arc of his life: we don't ask questions like that here. Rather than killing his spiritual hunger, that closed door sent him into theater,...

Bringing Live Music to Deaf Audiences, with the Help of Air Guitar

Bringing Live Music to Deaf Audiences, with the Help of Air Guitar

August 19, 2026

Luke Holdsworth spent his teenage years assuming live music simply wasn't for him -- not until his mid-20s did he attend his first concert, standing in a crowd he couldn't fully enter. Now, as one of the UK's most respected British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters at live events, he...

Why Can't You?: Three Decades with Those at the Margins

Why Can't You?: Three Decades with Those at the Margins

August 17, 2026

Sister Elizabeth Greim dreamed of becoming a nun early on, but was told she couldn’t because her parents were divorced. In spite of this and other rejections, she wanted to be of service. In 1993, at age 33, with 4 earrings in each ear, a cigarette dangling, a failed marriage, and nowhere else to...

Love That Has Nowhere Else to Go

Love That Has Nowhere Else to Go

August 16, 2026

The tailor said 150 meters would be enough. One dress each. But the grieving mother looked at him and replied, "I want to give them five dresses each." There was silence. Then came school bags, lunch boxes, water bottles, chocolates, and name tags -- so that each child at the orphanage would...

Messages That Wash Away

Messages That Wash Away

August 15, 2026

Every message Ella Joy Martinez writes disappears with the tide -- and that's exactly the point. The 13-year-old from Kaua'i, who has Down Syndrome and is nonverbal, has turned a family shoreline ritual into Sand Scribletz, a small business offering handwritten sand messages photographed...

The Listening That Heals

The Listening That Heals

August 14, 2026

For many of us, when someone else is speaking, our minds are busy. As we take in what they are saying, we may be quietly, and often unknowingly, holding court inside our own heads -- agreeing, disagreeing, comparing, diagnosing, solving. Dr. Rachel Naomi Remen, a pioneer in the fields of healing...

A Supercomputer Pointed at Your Brain

A Supercomputer Pointed at Your Brain

August 12, 2026

Randima Fernando spent seven years scaling mindfulness into schools and eight more advising Silicon Valley on humane design — which is precisely why it lands differently when he says meditation alone won't save you. Not because it doesn't work, but because the thing on the other side of...

She Lost Her Memory, Then It All Came Back

She Lost Her Memory, Then It All Came Back

August 11, 2026

At fifteen, Ruth Brigandi woke up without language, without a name, without any sense of where her body ended and the world began. For four months, she existed in a state of pure, undifferentiated presence -- no emotions, no thoughts, no self. Modern medicine attributed it to inflammation in the...

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