When a globbler is following the quest for global wisdom, world exploration inevitably expands the mind, the heart, and the soul of that curious individual. Three spheres of life are thus enhanced – the intellectual, the emotional, and the spiritual.

Exploring other cultures and shaping global friendships opens a window to the tremendous intellectual richness of our planet. Learning about the great ideas of every culture nurtures human creativity. The knowledge of cultural values shapes a global perspective characterized by tolerance and respect for the diverse people of our world. That’s how the seed of curiosity blossoms into the flower of understanding.

A true quest for global wisdom leads to the enlightening teachings of two great thinkers, the Sufi mystic Rumi (1207 – 1273) and the Hindu leader Gandhi (1869 – 1948). They were both born in rich, influential families. They both received excellent education. They both travelled, meeting people from different cultures and absorbing enriching ideas. They were both true globblers, and their honest search for truth and love eventually transformed them into global teachers. Rumi’s students respectfully called him Mevlana (Our Master) and Gandhi became known as Mahatma (Great Soul).

Have you ever wanted to travel around the world? To explore the cultural richness of our planet? To connect with people from distant lands and create global friendships? If “yes” is the answer, then there is a curious creature living within you – a globbler! This interesting personality has a natural need to globble – to explore the cultural, intellectual, and spiritual beauty of the world through global learning and cross-cultural friendships. And if you allow the globbler within you to flourish, it will transform your life. It will expand your global perspective and will bring wonderful people from all cultures into your life.