God is a woman. She may have been defeated by the male gods of modern men, but just like the cycles of nature, she will rise from history. The divine feminine will be reclaimed. Continue reading God was a Woman: Reclaiming the Narrative of the Divine Feminine
In Rita Charon’s germinal work entitled Narrative Medicine: Honoring the Stories of Illness (2006), she asserts how the creative narration of the patient’s stories, supported by the medical knowledge of the doctors, make for an effective and potent tool for sharing and airing the narratives of illness and wellness. Continue reading Claiming and Acclaiming Afflictions: Narrative Medicine and the Articulation of Human Ailments
At ano-ano ang kahulugan ng ganitong uri ng industriya kung saan lahat ng tao nakikinabang sa kapital ay hindi lang lang mga miyembro ng LGBTQ kung di maging mga heterosexuals, cisgendered o yaong mas kilala sa tawag natin na straight? Continue reading Labirinto ng Kalibugan
The art of ihaw or grilling is omnipresent in all regions, and each city, town, community and household has its own take on what constitutes the best ihaw or “ihaw-ihaw.” Continue reading The Art of Ihaw-ihaw
Both students are part of what could only be described as the bravest batch of Asia KAKEHASHI Project exchange students. After their two-week quarantine period in the hotel, the participants were safely brought to their local chapters and now are about to celebrate their 3rd month of staying in Japan. Continue reading Kurisumasu, Omiyage, and Fitting-in: Third Monthsary of KAKEHASHI Journalists in Japan
