100 Years After Gaudí’s Death, The Sagrada Família Reaches New Heights
Photo Source: Sagrada Família A century after the death of visionary architect Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona’s Sagrada Família is reaching one…
Author: Noemie Llaurency
Noemie writes on a wide range of topics, with particular interests in sociology, spirituality, and the built environment. Holding a Master of Architecture (MArch), she explores how ideas, spaces, and systems shape contemporary society. Her work brings to light movements that reflect a world in awakening, highlighting initiatives and developments that contribute to a more conscious world.
The Quiet Power of Laughter
Laughter is one of the most universal human expressions – immediate, instinctive, and shared across cultures. On Sunday, May 3,…
A World Tour of Action on Earth Day
Each year, Earth Day invites reflection on the state of our planet, and on the role we each play in…
Artemis II Mission – A Light in the World
Artemis II (April 2026)Space and Unity, Rethinking our Place in the Universe In this feature, we turn to the voices…
Jane Goodall – The Voice of the Wise
Jane Goodall (1934-2025)Science, responsibility, and the quiet power of one life “Each of us can make a difference. We cannot…
Bhutan Gelephu City Series 2/2 – Spirituality, Governance, and Global Ambition
Our first article in this mini-series explored Gelephu Mindfulness City’s (GMC) physical and ecological design. This second part delves into…
When Governance Meets Faith: One Nation Under God
In a time when wars and geopolitical tensions dominate global headlines, other initiatives are also emerging, quieter movements that seek…
Bhutan Gelephu City Series 1/2 – Designing a Mindfulness City
Bhutan is often called “the country of happiness.” This phrase captures curiosity as much as it inspires reflection. Tucked between…