This is the Great Theatre of Life. Admission is free, but the taxation is mortal. You come when you can, and leave when you must. The show is continuous. Goodnight.
Robertson Davies
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Super Deluxe
Néo travels to SuperDeluxe and performs a one-of-a-kind concert, accompanied by some legends of the Japanese music scene.
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The Faith of the people of Sicily during their Holy Week. Attend to their long journey and witness the suffering that renews their faith and the ties of their community.
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An account of Trotsky's assassination you have never read before, and the role that my grandfather played that fateful day
Read storyDefying Stories
Telling your stories is an act of defiance, of rebellion. It is also a road to truly discover who you are, and share it with the world.
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Kathmandu
First trip to Kathmandu; a taste of its magic, its people, its mysteries.
The streets of Kathmandu are the veins of an ancient, magical being, overflowing with life supplied in abundance by its people. Light behaves differently here, it is warmer and flows more freely, as if pushed around by the chants of the monks, the myriad of sounds coming from the market, the ever present aroma of food and spices. ...
Bhaktapur
The Ancient capital of Nepal and largest of the three Newar kingdoms. City of artisans, place of devotees.
Ancient capital of Nepal and largest of the three Newar kingdoms. City of artisans, place of devotees.
Peru
The mountains, the people, and the great highlands of Peru in a magical, enchanting trip.
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A Labyrinth
Venture once more into the metropolis of Tokyo, discover mysteries that had remained hidden in the shadows.
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Edmonton
What side of Edmonton are you most familiar with? Come with me, and explore some of its places.
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Daido Fever
Possessed by the spirit of Daido I take to the streets of Tokyo, attemptng to capture its gritty magic
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Ranjo
Spend a day with Ranjo, master Japanese flute maker, and understand his relevance in the history of music.
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Essays
A mi abuela
Un par de palabras para recordar a mi abuela Teresa, quien tuvo la suerte de ver más de un siglo de historia.
A mi Abuela Daniel Torres En tierra de españoles cansados de tanto viajar, de anchos solares, de aljibes, aldabas, candados, de plazas y grandes mercados; con muy pocos seculares, algún merecido loco, y muchos más persignados creciste tú. ...
The Hidden Layers
The world is full of hidden layers. How many have you touched yet?
I met Asahi Ageha for the first time fifteen minutes before having the honour of shaking hands with Osada Steve himself (also for the first time) She was waiting for the both of us inside of that cosy dojo near Ikebukuro, sitting in seiza with a smile on her face. ...
The Circus of Siem Reap
The Phare Ponleu Selpak, in Cambodia, teaches the art of circus to kids in need
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The Hermit
Master Neng Onnut has the power to unlock the blessings of the gods. What kind would you place upon your skin?
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Ranjo
Learn about Ranjo, master artisan and traditional flute maker of the Chiba prefecture, Japan.
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