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Thanks, Ukrainians Say, but Please Stop Calling Us Resilient
Russian attacks had left Ksenia Shetelia with no water, heat or reliable electricity during a brutal winter. So when the power briefly flickered back on one recent day in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, she took an electric clipper, stepped up to a mirror and, strand by strand, shaved off her blond hair.
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New Year's Celebrations in Different Cultures: Hopes for Renewal and a Better Future for All
The intention of that future calendar is unfolding right now under the sign of Peace and Nonviolence.
At the Punta de Vacas Study and Reflection Park, a place far from the centers of power but very close to the deep heartbeat of Humanity, Silo -- founder of New Humanism -- delivered a brief but very meaningful greeting at the beginning of the local calendar year 2010:
We should celebrate a new year in each cultural calendar, or in a global calendar that must be configured in the future Universal Human Nation.