The Chase for Hope, Amidst the Chaos
Without any doubt, it is commonsensical to postulate that everyone admires certainty. Yet, most, if not all, may see themselves…
The Loss of Humility in Gaza and Beyond
This essay will be brief. At first, I had not contemplated writing about the ensuing conflict in Gaza. Partly because…
Techno-feudalism, and the Blitzkrieg Against Reason
I posit to my meager human brain, particularly as I entail the freedom of doing so—I apologize for the colloquialism—“Why…
An Eclectic Year of Writing; A Self-Reckoning
The world is all-encompassing, inculcating a large swath of diversity; that is, “we,” or in other words, “us,” are just…
The Eye That Blinds the Many: Forgetting Humanity
This writing will be as short as it can get. We—humans—are flawed. Still, with all the unscrupulousness, a spark of…
Echoes From the Past, Errors of the Present
The past of us—humans—is lengthy, filled with an eclectic tapestry of culture, art, war, folk tales, inventions, ideas, movements, and…
A Personal Reflection on Civilian Suffering in Kashmir
This treatise will be as succinct as it can get. As is evident from the past essays on this site,…
A Novel Change Within Us
Does it feel bewildering and petrifying to be living in a world where uncertainty is the axiom? Yes, such a…
Fear Itself, Once More.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, in his inaugural speech, said, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Mr. Roosevelt…
A Journey of Everlasting Discovery
On the cusp of this time, whilst transcribing the 61st treatise for this site, a commonly reverberated metaphor is clouding…