Books & Literature
For years, literature taught me what love should look like: devotion, sacrifice, endurance. Rereading those stories later, something feels different. What if the love we admired also recorded its cost? This series revisits the texts that shaped us to ask what survived—and what quietly disappeared.
Books & Literature
“Grief isn’t the end of love; it’s the last translation of love.” A bruisingly honest essay and poem about growing up in loss, learning to live with grief, and discovering how love endures.
Books & Literature
I was shaped by my mother’s quiet ache, raised in the hush between her wounds and her wishes. These poems trace how a daughter learns to hold that inherited trembling—and finally, to let it go.
Books & Literature
Muskan Bhatia at Bicerin—an emerging literary voice in Canterbury whose poetry blends art, truth, and survival with profound emotional depth.
Philosophy
Seeing Clearly in a World That Won’t Sit Still
Divine Comedy
Divine Comedy Series- Summary of Inferno, Canto 12. Fixing potholes is free in Hell, but the circle is mismanaged by Centaurs and a Minotaur!
Philosophy
Religion, afterlife, and purpose dissected: Is faith for the weak? Questioning God, doctrines, and the need for belief in a world driven by self-power.
Thoughts, stories and culture.
Discover timeless wisdom with The Dhammapada (Oxford World's Classics Edition). A clear, insightful translation on mindfulness, kindness, and peace.
Rethink education: How over-reliance on institutions, books, and AI may limit true understanding and critical thinking. Embrace active learning.
Divine Comedy Series- Summary of Inferno, Canto 11. Does stench stop you from doing things or motivate you to find a Pope?
The heretics, Farinata and Cavalcante. Two Gentlemen meeting another pair of colleagues in the afterlife!
Divine Comedy Series — Summary of Inferno, Canto 9. It’s raining angels hallelujah, having a bouncer in Hell is more useful than a VIP…
We know they say that some things are better left unsaid, but here we can’t avoid thinking ‘Cry me a river’!
Divine Comedy Series- Summary of Inferno, Canto 7. Workout is a big deal in hell, and so is the lottery and religion! #Dante
A craft ancient as civilization itself, where tradition, skills and lettering meet in a unique blend.
What happens when insatiable greed and overconsumption meet? Mud, big dogs and weird gods await you!
Explore the backstage of one most famous holy sites in the world, Canterbury Cathedral. This building has it all!
Review of a colossal work made my Simon Sebag Montefiore and notes from his presentation at Canterbury!
Love, Lust, infinite passions and desires. Drama reigns king in here, the second circle of hell!