Misery of His Heart (MHH)

A head shaped gear clock [1] sits facing me on the desk wall of my study (Cover Photo). I didn’t buy it very cheap (by my standard) but fa...

It was the south western part of France in a little town called Lourdes in 1858, the location of an extraordinary event; a lady later descr...

One would think we have reached the apex of our responsibility after the ponderation of last week’s logic on Purity, but today we see a de...

Addiction kills vision. I mean vision -not as in sight- but reason. Bad habits deaden the sixth sense. Purity is all about clarity and its ...

Few years back when I was making preparations for my wedding, I was confronted by some of my friends who were surprised to find out that I ...

I have struggled to avoid a division of this subtopic but the nature of my schedules and the broadness of this particular subject has warra...

Purity is a cherished -but no longer in vogue- word. We still value spotlessness, even in our banal age, though we often dread or loath the...