InWriter’s CirclebyShubhamAgrawal·Nov 4An Old Hindi Saying- A Connection with HistoryHow a tiny mirror worn on the thumb became part of a proverb about truths that need no proof.A response icon12A response icon12
Didcot Wanderings·Oct 25Halloween or the new ‘cosy season’According to an item on the BBC News Halloween in England is no longer just a day of dressing up as ghosts, witches, vampires and zombies…
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InPen With PaperbySilas Reed·Oct 1We Left the Donkey Behind. What Else Should We Leave?How Do We Separate Spiritual Truth From Ancient Customs?
InThe Writing TablebyLathika Sree·Jul 27Why do we follow traditions?It’s all about social psychology.A response icon1A response icon1
The Life and Times of Ben Weinberg·Jun 17The Stadium Test — What Japanese Fans Understand That We Don’t“The difference between these two scenes isn’t about cleanliness, it’s about culture, responsibility, and what we owe to each other.”
InWomen WritebyTuba Bashir·May 31When you are exposed to the actual meaning of “Cruelty”In the name of PatriarchyA response icon1A response icon1
InThe Daily Cuppa GrandebyAmy Wolf·May 28I Forgot the Cheeselogword prompt I candleA response icon3A response icon3
Jamila Latifova·Mar 17A story of QoğalIn Azerbaijani culture, the last four Tuesdays before Nowruz symbolize the arrival of spring and are associated with the four elements…
