• I saw the movie Lucy and it shows how humans react as they are using more of their brain and are more self aware. A very very deep movie for those who wish to understand how life works. Its all about Ignorance, Nothing more...
    I saw the movie Lucy and it shows how humans react as they are using more of their brain and are more self aware. A very very deep movie for those who wish to understand how life works. It's all about Ignorance, Nothing more...
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  • Human history

    1. Sahelanthropus tchadensis

    • Time Period: 7–6 million years ago.
    • Significance: Earliest known hominin, found in Chad, potentially walked upright.

    2. Ardipithecus ramidus

    • Time Period: 4.4 million years ago.
    • Significance: Fossils found in Ethiopia, early bipedalism.

    3. Australopithecus afarensis (e.g., Lucy)

    • Time Period: 3.9–2.9 million years ago.
    • Significance: Early human ancestor, evidence of bipedalism.

    4. Homo habilis

    • Time Period: 2.1–1.5 million years ago.
    • Significance: Early tool users in Africa.

    5. Homo erectus

    • Time Period: 1.9 million to 110,000 years ago.
    • Significance: First hominins to leave Africa, early tool and fire use.

    6. Homo sapiens (Early Migration)

    • Time Period: 200,000–60,000 years ago.
    • Significance: Homo sapiens began migrating out of Africa into Eurasia.

    7. Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis)

    • Time Period: 400,000–40,000 years ago.
    • Significance: Coexisted and interbred with early Homo sapiens.

    8. Adam (Religious figure)

    • Time Period: Estimated around 6,000–10,000 years ago (based on religious texts).

    9. Noah (Nuh)

    • Time Period: Estimated around 4,000–6,000 years ago.

    10. Abraham (Ibrahim)

    • Time Period: Estimated around 4,000 years ago.

    11. Moses (Musa)

    • Time Period: Estimated around 3,200 years ago.

    12. David (Dawud)

    • Time Period: Estimated around 3,000 years ago.

    13. Jesus (Isa)

    • Time Period: Estimated around 2,000 years ago (approximately 4 BCE to 30 CE).

    14. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

    • Born: 1,454 years ago (570 CE).
    • Death: 1,392 years ago (632 CE).
    Human history 1. Sahelanthropus tchadensis • Time Period: 7–6 million years ago. • Significance: Earliest known hominin, found in Chad, potentially walked upright. 2. Ardipithecus ramidus • Time Period: 4.4 million years ago. • Significance: Fossils found in Ethiopia, early bipedalism. 3. Australopithecus afarensis (e.g., Lucy) • Time Period: 3.9–2.9 million years ago. • Significance: Early human ancestor, evidence of bipedalism. 4. Homo habilis • Time Period: 2.1–1.5 million years ago. • Significance: Early tool users in Africa. 5. Homo erectus • Time Period: 1.9 million to 110,000 years ago. • Significance: First hominins to leave Africa, early tool and fire use. 6. Homo sapiens (Early Migration) • Time Period: 200,000–60,000 years ago. • Significance: Homo sapiens began migrating out of Africa into Eurasia. 7. Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis) • Time Period: 400,000–40,000 years ago. • Significance: Coexisted and interbred with early Homo sapiens. 8. Adam (Religious figure) • Time Period: Estimated around 6,000–10,000 years ago (based on religious texts). 9. Noah (Nuh) • Time Period: Estimated around 4,000–6,000 years ago. 10. Abraham (Ibrahim) • Time Period: Estimated around 4,000 years ago. 11. Moses (Musa) • Time Period: Estimated around 3,200 years ago. 12. David (Dawud) • Time Period: Estimated around 3,000 years ago. 13. Jesus (Isa) • Time Period: Estimated around 2,000 years ago (approximately 4 BCE to 30 CE). 14. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) • Born: 1,454 years ago (570 CE). • Death: 1,392 years ago (632 CE).
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  • Hi Lucy
    Hi Lucy
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  • Happy an honored to meet Lucy Bernholz
    Happy an honored to meet Lucy Bernholz
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  • Anyone can help her connect to people ?

    Hello Rehan. Ill be going to India on December 28th (assuming they grant me a visa) for 1 month - volunteering at Maher Ashram with Sister Lucy. Ill then be going to Father Centurios organization in Uganda for 1 month. Then, back to Maher for 1 month. Just letting you know in case youll be around those places, or others in your network. I like to meet people face to face.

    Gretchen Rowe
    Anyone can help her connect to people ? Hello Rehan. I'll be going to India on December 28th (assuming they grant me a visa) for 1 month - volunteering at Maher Ashram with Sister Lucy. I'll then be going to Father Centurio's organization in Uganda for 1 month. Then, back to Maher for 1 month. Just letting you know in case you'll be around those places, or others in your network. I like to meet people face to face. Gretchen Rowe
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  • There is a difference between understand why people do and believe things and justifying them. Its often very hard to see the difference though. I myself once or twice accused a friend or two of justifying my own future stabbing. Even though I know very well that my friends are against violence as a means of resistance. Explaining cultural experiences and beliefs often sounds like justifying in the context of war. I find myself quite distraught right now because a friend whom I respect, care about and value as a friend just told me that I dont give a **** about anyone but my people and would surely justify bombs dropped on Gaza if there was a future war (G-d forbid). Im sharing this just in case there are other friends out there who have begun to feel this way too. I want you to know that its just not true. For the record, I have also been accused of not giving a **** about my own people, more than once. This is because my loyalties for people do not end at my tribe. It does include it though. I have no loyalties to governments but I do to people. My desire to try to help people understand each other creates confusion and gets me in to trouble sometimes but I just cant help sharing all the different perspectives I see. It would be an injustice to the life and the heart I have been given not to.

    The girl with the light !

    Lucy Light
    There is a difference between understand why people do and believe things and justifying them. It's often very hard to see the difference though. I myself once or twice accused a friend or two of justifying my own future stabbing. Even though I know very well that my friends are against violence as a means of resistance. Explaining cultural experiences and beliefs often sounds like justifying in the context of war. I find myself quite distraught right now because a friend whom I respect, care about and value as a friend just told me that I don't give a shit about anyone but my people and would surely justify bombs dropped on Gaza if there was a future war (G-d forbid). I'm sharing this just in case there are other friends out there who have begun to feel this way too. I want you to know that it's just not true. For the record, I have also been accused of not giving a shit about my own people, more than once. This is because my loyalties for people do not end at my tribe. It does include it though. I have no loyalties to governments but I do to people. My desire to try to help people understand each other creates confusion and gets me in to trouble sometimes but I just can't help sharing all the different perspectives I see. It would be an injustice to the life and the heart I have been given not to. The girl with the light ! Lucy Light
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  • There is a difference between understand why people do and believe things and justifying them. Its often very hard to see the difference though. I myself once or twice accused a friend or two of justifying my own future stabbing. Even though I know very well that my friends are against violence as a means of resistance. Explaining cultural experiences and beliefs often sounds like justifying in the context of war. I find myself quite distraught right now because a friend whom I respect, care about and value as a friend just told me that I dont give a **** about anyone but my people and would surely justify bombs dropped on Gaza if there was a future war (G-d forbid). Im sharing this just in case there are other friends out there who have begun to feel this way too. I want you to know that its just not true. For the record, I have also been accused of not giving a **** about my own people, more than once. This is because my loyalties for people do not end at my tribe. It does include it though. I have no loyalties to governments but I do to people. My desire to try to help people understand each other creates confusion and gets me in to trouble sometimes but I just cant help sharing all the different perspectives I see. It would be an injustice to the life and the heart I have been given not to.

    Lucy Light
    There is a difference between understand why people do and believe things and justifying them. It's often very hard to see the difference though. I myself once or twice accused a friend or two of justifying my own future stabbing. Even though I know very well that my friends are against violence as a means of resistance. Explaining cultural experiences and beliefs often sounds like justifying in the context of war. I find myself quite distraught right now because a friend whom I respect, care about and value as a friend just told me that I don't give a shit about anyone but my people and would surely justify bombs dropped on Gaza if there was a future war (G-d forbid). I'm sharing this just in case there are other friends out there who have begun to feel this way too. I want you to know that it's just not true. For the record, I have also been accused of not giving a shit about my own people, more than once. This is because my loyalties for people do not end at my tribe. It does include it though. I have no loyalties to governments but I do to people. My desire to try to help people understand each other creates confusion and gets me in to trouble sometimes but I just can't help sharing all the different perspectives I see. It would be an injustice to the life and the heart I have been given not to. Lucy Light
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  • Let’s teach people how to find knowledge today using the internet quickly !

    #lucy #knowlege
    Let’s teach people how to find knowledge today using the internet quickly ! #lucy #knowlege
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