A Little Gem From The “Afterlives”
I don’t think I’ll ever stop singing the praises of David Eagleman’s superb collection of short-stories, “Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives.” I remember when I bought it, I was...
I don’t think I’ll ever stop singing the praises of David Eagleman’s superb collection of short-stories, “Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives.” I remember when I bought it, I was...
Clippings / Readings / Reflections
by Joelle · Published September 12, 2010 · Last modified July 3, 2013
A few weeks ago, I was having a Twitter conversation with my friend @Seleucid about god and the creation of the universe. The discussion grew from British physicist Stephen Hawking’s...
One of life’s idiosyncrasies is that our moments of clarity only come to us when we’re on our way to hitting rock bottom, or when we’d already been living there...
We bruise easily, but the bruises don’t go away simply. They become scars that we carry from our past to our present and then to our future.
If there’s a moment of truth, it’s the moment you face yourself for all the things you are and aren’t, for all the things you want but don’t have, for...
That’s life: you set a goal and you do your best to reach it, sometimes you achieve it, sometimes you don’t, but you can and should be proud of your...
Our souls last as long as our allotted bodies. And so, we wait. We live and we wait for that unknown expiry date.
At a recent job interview, the interviewer asked me to tell him more about myself. But to know me, he wanted to know about my family. “Why are you asking...
To have a life, we invest ourselves in the lives of others. There’s no One without the Other.
In broad daylight, power generators’ cables, which underline the Lebanese state’s failed services, are plain to see in Beirut’s prime clubbing/pubbing street. Background: Decades after the civil war, Lebanon still...