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  • In-Between Lucid Intervals
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Fireflies and Butterflies

How are you? Where are you now? Are you home or somewhere else? Do you have a mirror and can you take a look at it right now and say these daily affirmations: I am who I am. I am one with the world. I...

Leslie Dulfo
March 14, 2024
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  • Opinion
  • The Least Resistance

IVOS: A Cool Comeback

Once, I thought and might have even argued, as fiery as any “feeling musician” or Rolling Stones mag critic, that no band could ever out-E-heads apo Eli Buendia et al. Sui generis is what they were. S...

George Babsa-ay Jr.
March 13, 2024
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  • Brain Waves
  • Opinion

CAMPS: 5 Things to Consider When Seeking Professional Help

Imagine hiking a mountain called Life. You pack your essentials, food, and water. During the hike, you encounter unplanned challenges such as extreme weather and slippery slopes. You also experience i...

Myra G. Gahid, RPsy, RPM
March 12, 2024
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  • Ekonomista
  • Opinion

Economics of Noontime Shows (Part 3)

Last March 2, 2024, Saturday, Tahanang Pinakamasaya, which used to be TAPE, Inc’s EAT Bulaga, bowed their last, that’s barely 9 months after the hullabaloo of TVJ leaving the original show and transfe...

JP Villanueva
March 8, 2024
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  • In-Between Lucid Intervals
  • Opinion

The Solist

Have you chased sunsets and sunrises? Have you seen that orangey-yellow light slowly turning into a purple-red and black sky hovering over the seascapes and waters? Have you seen that overviewing land...

Leslie Dulfo
March 7, 2024
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  • Opinion
  • The Least Resistance

The Sand-Gatherer’s Kingdom

In a mountain Kingdom nearest the moon, inside the King’s chambers, once upon a time. “Son…” the King rasped. “I go to my grave, buried with the burden of Kings before me…” “Father…” A gnarled hand, a...

George Babsa-ay Jr.
March 6, 2024
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  • Brain Waves

Asking For Help: When everything is not what it seems

In my practice as a therapist, one of the most common questions I receive from clients, especially the ones who are seeking professional help for the first time is, “Baliw na po baa ko? (Am I crazy?) ...

Myra G. Gahid, RPsy, RPM
March 5, 2024
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  • The Eternal Student

Remembering the Philippine Agenda 21

Before the celebrated 17 Sustainable Development Goals, there is the Philippine Agenda 21 (PA21). This was launched on September 26, 1996, and was written in response to the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio d...

Valred Olsim
March 4, 2024
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  • Ekonomista
  • Opinion

Universal Health Care: Sana All

I have been working in Taiwan for the past two years now and although I avoid at all costs comparing various aspects of life here in Taiwan from that of the Philippines, I could help but do it with th...

JP Villanueva
March 1, 2024
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  • In-Between Lucid Intervals
  • Opinion

The Love Witch

Hey, it’s the month of love – Valentine’s and no one is going to stop it – even the loveless? I know, it’s a time for blues for those who are mending their broken hearts but I guess ...

Leslie Dulfo
February 29, 2024
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