The wound is the place where the Light enters you. — Rumi Life — this very beautiful flower, which — as we are drunken by its intoxicating fragrance and as we dare to touch and handle it fearlessly, unassumingly, adoringly — mercilessly and harshly scratches our soul and cuts us to bleed with its knife-like thorns. I love poetry. I especially love the […]
I had the opportunity to interview Allegra Goodman, the author of the popular novel The Chalk Artist. Here are some highlights. Do you write for others because you have to write or for yourself only? I write for others and for myself. I try to tell a good story and have a good time in the […]
Thank You for Being Late: An Optimist’s Guide to Thriving in the Age of Accelerations Thomas Friedman is one of my most favorite columnists and authors. In his latest book, “Thank You for Being Late,” he once again manages to keep his readers’ interest intact, like an invisible string which is never tangled or cut off […]
Rachel Feinstein | “Secrets” | Gagosian Gallery | January 11 – February 17, 2018 | gagosian.com Rachel Feinstein’s Art has illuminated the Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills. Her very first exhibition in Los Angeles, titled “Secrets,” is based on Victoria’s Secret fashion shows and their young, beautiful models – angels with wings. In her work, she has […]
When I picked up the book Grit by Angela Duckworth, I found myself quite excited turning and reading through the pages with enthusiasm. Yes, yes, yes… I thought. This is exactly what I needed to read. This book examines the question which I have carried in my head with myself for years, and now, here is […]
