Exploring human narratives through writing.

When all our obstacles have been overcome and we find ourselves in a state of total presence, the wisdom of enlightenment manifests.

In March 2017, Psychology Today’s Allison Abrams wrote an article extensively describing something known as Hate Complex. The writer didn’t use those exact two words, but her extensive discourse on what it actually means to hate someone, the motivations for hate, and the levels to which it can be perpetrated, prompted the conversation of a “hate complex”. So just like inferiority and the likes, hate has attained a level of complexity that allows it to adopt its own peculiar phrase

My father once taught me how to kill a fly; watch it till it perches steady, move both hands as close – and as slowly – as possible, then clap right above the fly. This way it would fly right up, into the collision of your clapping hands. Apparently, flies can piece together several images sent from their eyes to their brain in distinct flashes. They can process images faster than humans and hence, detect the slightest motion practically before it even starts. They are faster and sharper, but my