Focusing on the creative process, this collection of poems explores the essential space required for artistic concentration. It delves into the idea that dedicating oneself to the pursuit of art can attract inspiration, represented by the muses, who ignite the spark of imagination. The verses reflect on the relationship between discipline and creativity, emphasizing the transformative power of commitment to one's craft.
Exploring the concept of idols beyond physical worship, the author emphasizes mental barriers that separate individuals from the divine. Drawing on influences from Sufism, The Upanishads, and Kabbalah, he critiques rigid religious dogmas and encourages a dismissal of hierarchical thinking. Through poetry, he advocates for awakening by embracing everyday wonders and love, ultimately illustrating the Oneness and Beauty of Ultimate Reality. The work serves as a call to transcend limitations imposed by language and concepts, fostering a deeper connection with the divine.
In Turkey, there still exists a real threat to the LGBTI community. In this important text, Fait Muedini conducts interviews with NGO leaders and political human rights activists to uncover the extent of the challenges facing those who are LGBTI and the strategies employed by LGBTI activists against the state.
Focusing on the human right to primary education, this book explores access to education, the advantages of schooling, and the intersection of primary education with human rights law. It examines the responsibilities of states and NGOs in enhancing enrollment rates and offers policy recommendations to improve educational access and quality for children.