Freedom is said to reside where no man dwells, it’s dull, lame, sore and ugly - to a point of excess. Hegel thought of it as a whore to be cornered utilizing a persistent discipline and the brokerage of a cunning intellect. Nietzsche was ready to perish the whole earth…

Literary sketches on “The mills kept grinding” — Our attitudes, especially in extreme conditions, say everything but nothing about us. For the creator, or more precisely the author, the character sketch is more than just a plan, a map of man’s traits. In a way, we become that person, although we never were and won’t be the one…

Many of you were born in a safe place, in a country where war has no access, and you have never feared for the life and health of yourselves and your loved ones. Many of you have no connection or close relationship with those who lived through the hell of…

Picture a cold winter. Snow crackling under your feet, blizzards, wind howling across the wastelands and forests with overwhelming darkness falling on the world way earlier now than in other seasons. In addition, imagine yourself by a small fire, in the belly of a cold cave, or a little nearer…

Time by its nature remains hostile to every life. We come into this world, we live in it and pass away, and all upon its severity. …

A passage on women’s empowerment. — The service of nurses in frontline hospitals on both sides of the conflict was not an easy undertaking. Often very young women struggled with the objectification of men, both doctors, and patients. On top of this came the stress of being responsible for another person’s existence, of having to…