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Editor’s note: This article was reviewed and updated in May 2026 to meet The Vessel’s latest editorial standards. Who are you? What are your motivations? Where do you see yourself in 5 years? If these questions make the hair stand up at the back of your neck, you’re not alone. But today, we’re tackling the […]
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Editor’s note: This article was reviewed and updated in May 2026 to meet The Vessel’s latest editorial standards. The art of introvert flirtation is one that I’m not unfamiliar with. It’s largely based on ignoring the person of interest completely and pretending that they don’t exist, alongside the occasional fleeting glance at them. Or you
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It doesn’t matter how much knowledge you’ve achieved, how much love there is in your life, or how successful you are at work. In moments of uncertainty, you’ll still feel lost and helpless. I’m about to share some keys that can empower you to make good decisions in life. Or, at least, prevent you from
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Spirituality can be quite addictive, yet you’ll never find anybody who admits to being addicted to it. And that’s what makes spirituality a much more dangerous kind of drug than tobacco, alcohol and cocaine. Because it can poison you unnoticed. This is my question for you today: Are you a spiritual junkie? I’m sure that
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The world we’ve created is far from being perfect. There’s violence, wars, exploitation, corruption, injustice, inequality, and an almost endless list of painful issues. Yet, what humankind has done — all our progress and victories — is impressive. This article was published in the fourth issue of Tribe, our digital magazine. It’s a better reading
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Are gurus and disciples two sides of the same coin? What if your reality turns out to be so unbearably painful and frightening to the point of despair? This article was published in the “Cults and Gurus” issue of Tribe, our digital magazine. It’s a better reading experience in the app. You can read Tribe
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Spiritual ego is one of the biggest obstacles we can find in our development as human beings. It’s a hidden feeling of superiority that makes us feel in the light while the rest of humankind lives in darkness. This article was published in the first issue of Tribe, our digital magazine. It’s a better reading
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