History of Valentine’s Day

The Origins of St. Valentine’s Day Today Valentine’s Day is one of the most commercially successful holidays in the world. The demand is high to buy chocolate, buy flowers, buy mass-produced love-letters, and even make construction-paper mailboxes for your school-mates to fill (or not) with pocket-sized tokens of their now-mandatory affections. The greeting card industry … Continue reading History of Valentine’s Day

Motherly Figures in the Tribe

Mothers Day is celebrated around the world at varying times. This weekend it is Mothers Day in New Zealand and so it is an appropriate time to take a look at those such motherly figures in the Tribe Worldview. There are a lot of motherly type characters in the Tribe, whether or not they even … Continue reading Motherly Figures in the Tribe

Marriage

This week we take a comparative look at marriage in Tribeworld and whether the traditions, as we know them today, have or will survive throughout Tribeworld to come. Take the plunge? Tie the knot? Get hitched? Ball and Chain? History of ceremonies in the Tribe There were three marriage ceremonies seen in the Tribe throughout … Continue reading Marriage

Love and Valentines Day in The Tribe

What is love? Love is a deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a sense of underlying oneness. A feeling of intense desire and attraction toward a person with whom one is disposed to make a pair Feeling love towards … Continue reading Love and Valentines Day in The Tribe

Siblings and Sibling Rivalry

Do you have brothers or sisters? Sibling relationships are often close but very complex. Emotions such as love, respect and pride sometimes clash with less favourable traits such as jealousy and animosity. Sound familiar?? Like all sibling relationships, the ones in the Tribe display the same complexities that many of us experience at home. Later … Continue reading Siblings and Sibling Rivalry

Overcoming shyness

Many of us are shy in certain situations. To be shy can mean being afraid to make mistakes and having a feeling of awkwardness, particularly at social events. Shy people are often quite self-critical and self-conscious and can elevate other peoples abilities and ideas at the expense of their own. Shyness can range from being … Continue reading Overcoming shyness