Jan
19
A Collective Memory
There is a collective memory on this planet forgotten somewhere in the archaic recesses of our story.
An amnesia birthed
2 min read
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Jan
18
Religion: The Antithesis of Art
Religion is a mastication.
It makes reality more digestible, and palatable. It is the great distraction of the masses.
Organized
4 min read
Jan
03
Egypt: A Guide
Ah, Egypt.
Often misunderstood, under-appreciated, and glossed over with superficial, half-baked assumptions trivializing its socio-cultural complexities. It's a
8 min read
Jan
02
This Sludgy Maze of Perspectives
In the end, what actually matters when we consider how quickly we are ripped from this world?
How soon this
3 min read
Dec
27
Travel As Far As You Can
My advice to people in their 20s is always this: TRAVEL.
Travel as far as you can.
For some, that
2 min read
Dec
27
Kingfishers and Keats
Joe was a pirate.
It felt like he'd stumbled straight out of a Dumas novel. Fully formed and
4 min read
Dec
15
We're Visitors Here
We're visitors here.
We are guests passing through this flicker of experience between two unfathomable doors.
This should
2 min read
Dec
09
Life is Not Meant To be Serious
We have been duped by the idea that living must be serious.
Duped by a picture of existence that posits
4 min read
Dec
05
Tangier: Ode to Moroccan Kif
Ah, Tangier.
Morocco's seedy, bohemian wonderland.
Originating as a Phoenician trading port, the Greeks claimed that the city
4 min read
Dec
05
The عاهل of Luxor
We never saw his eyes, yet he was the self-acclaimed king (eahil/aahl; عاهل) of Luxor, and by the end
6 min read