By Tae-Sik
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July 6, 2025
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~6 min read
The other day, I was chatting with some friends, middle-aged, like me, with kids and businesses to juggle. I asked them what keeps them up at night as they move forward in life. Was it their children? Their business? Their health? Their personal future, or maybe their wives? What’s the biggest worry on a daily […]
By Milan Ji
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September 13, 2026
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~15 min read
Since the earliest flickers of human consciousness, our relationship with the divine operated under the terms of an earnest, hopeful one-way radio. We knelt in the damp grass, whispered into the cold vaults of cathedrals, or stared at the ceiling at three in the morning, dispatching urgent bulletins into the silence. Supplication was an act of profound vulnerability: humanity pleaded for rain, for remission, for bread, and for mercy, while the heavens responded through the notoriously ambiguous mediums of weather, historical accidents, and inner conviction. […]
By Milan Ji
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December 1, 2025
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~2 min read
The practice of reading a book, particularly when performed aloud, retains a distinct significance in comparison to the consumption of content via audiobooks or audiovisual formats such as videos. While audiovisual learning engages multiple sensory perceptions, specifically sight and hearing, and audiobooks offer a unique sense of intimacy through direct auditory communication, the act of […]