The Divine Game of Tag: Finding God in Joy and Play
In the realm of mystical poetry, few voices resonate with the same warmth and exuberant joy as the verses attributed to the great Persian master, Hafiz. Often interpreted through the modern lens of translators like Daniel Ladinsky, these poems invite us to a radical realization: spirituality is not a somber duty, but a celebratory dance […]
Who Were We Before Meaning Had a Name?
What did the first humans do? Long before institutions, disciplines, or even language as we know it, humans were already asking the same questions we ask today. They observed the world, contemplated the substance of the universe, and tried to understand what held everything together. In essence, nothing has fundamentally changed—except our ability to communicate. […]
The Human Epic: Between Stardust and Synapses
History is a grand rhetoric left behind by those who came before us. Though we stand on their shoulders, reaching higher than ever, we remain bound by a singular truth: we have only one lifetime. Our knowledge is tethered to the specific conditions of our era, and whether by fate or coincidence, we find ourselves […]