‘Mother, Couch’ & ‘Lost Lake Confessions’ explore how we confront pressures of family, friendship & mortality

Fear, desperation, hope and ethics, the poetry is a glimpse into chaotic human drama, through the eyes of a doctor

The author condenses a decade-long ICE journey into a list of easily applicable maxims.

While exploring the meaning of one’s life, one writer ponders the philosophical teachings of Nietzsche

A look at literature gives a somewhat unorthodox perspective on trees, which remain at the mercy of humans

The Japanese believe everyone has an ‘Ikigai’ but finding it requires a deep and often lengthy search within

From Taoism to modern day consumerist marketing, evidence shows that being childlike is the key to creativity

Did we create time or did time create us? Let us explore a few relatively poetic concepts of time

The ancient concept remains relevant today to better understand the need to balance action and non-action

Pharmaceutical companies advertising as public service messages brings into question the ethics of that practice