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What Happened to Susan in Narnia? Why C.S. Lewis Left Her Behind

October 7, 2026 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

The rain had been falling against the windows of The Kilns for most of the evening.Inside, the fire had burned down to a red glow. Books covered the table. Some were open. Others had scraps of paper marking particular pages. C.S. Lewis sat at one end with his pipe resting beside him. Michael Ward had several pages of notes. Alister McGrath had brought a … [Read more...] about What Happened to Susan in Narnia? Why C.S. Lewis Left Her Behind

Filed Under: Literature, Religion, Spirituality Tagged With: Alister McGrath, Aslan, books, C.S. Lewis, childhood, Christian Literature, doubt, faith, Fantasy Literature, Grief, Growing Up, imaginary conversation, Laura Miller, literary analysis, Literary Criticism, Michael Ward, Narnia, Susan Pevensie, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Last Battle

Is Aslan Jesus? What C.S. Lewis Really Meant in Narnia

October 6, 2026 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Edmund Pevensie had avoided the Stone Table for years.He had crossed battlefields since then. He had worn a crown. He had judged disputes between kings and spoken calmly in rooms where angry men reached for swords.Yet he had never wanted to come back here.Morning was beginning over Narnia.The great Stone Table lay split from end to end. Grass grew around its … [Read more...] about Is Aslan Jesus? What C.S. Lewis Really Meant in Narnia

Filed Under: Literature, Philosophy, Spirituality Tagged With: Aslan, C.S. Lewis, childhood, Christian Fiction, Christian Symbolism, doubt, Edmund Pevensie, faith, forgiveness, imaginary conversation, Jesus, Lucy Pevensie, Narnia, Peter Pevensie, sacrifice, Stone Table, Susan Pevensie, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Last Battle, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe

The Sun Also Rises Themes & Analysis: Questions That Still Matter

October 5, 2026 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Introduction A hundred years after The Sun Also Rises first appeared, the world surrounding Jake Barnes and Lady Brett Ashley is almost unrecognizable. The wars are different, travel is faster, relationships are mediated through phones, gender roles have changed, and people possess freedoms Hemingway’s characters could scarcely have imagined. Yet the novel’s … [Read more...] about The Sun Also Rises Themes & Analysis: Questions That Still Matter

Filed Under: Literature, Philosophy, Relationship Tagged With: Brett Ashley, Classic Literature, Colm Tóibín, Ernest Hemingway, faith, Hemingway Centennial, Jake Barnes, literary analysis, Lost Generation, love, Masculinity, meaning of life, Min Jin Lee, Mira Jacob, Pedro Romero, relationships, Robert Cohn, Robert W. Trogdon, The Sun Also Rises, Vinson Cunningham

One God, Three Messengers: Jesus, Muhammad & Rev. Moon

October 4, 2026 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Introduction On September 30, 2026, a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv nearly fell from the sky. The co-pilot attacked the captain with the cockpit's emergency axe, and the plane plunged thousands of feet. The captain was wounded but still got the cockpit door open, and passengers rushed in and overpowered the attacker. Reserve pilots landed safely in Saudi … [Read more...] about One God, Three Messengers: Jesus, Muhammad & Rev. Moon

Filed Under: Faith, Religion, Spirituality, World Peace Tagged With: Apostasy, Christianity, faith, fictional conversation, God, human dignity, Huston Smith, imaginary conversation, Interfaith Dialogue, Islam, Jesus, Prophet Muhammad, Religion, Religious Freedom, religious tolerance, Religious Violence, Sun Myung Moon, Unification Church, world peace, World Religions

Anthony de Mello’s Awareness: 5 Lessons for Modern Life

September 30, 2026 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Introduction What if the life we are waiting for is already happening?We often imagine that happiness is just one achievement, one relationship, one change, one moment of approval, or one answer away. We tell ourselves that when something finally changes, we will relax. We will feel secure. We will know who we are. We will begin living.Anthony de Mello’s … [Read more...] about Anthony de Mello’s Awareness: 5 Lessons for Modern Life

Filed Under: Literature, Spirituality Tagged With: Anthony de Mello, Approval, Attachment, Awareness, Christianity, faith, fear, God, happiness, love, mindfulness, Modern Life, Self Awareness, Self Worth, short stories, social media, Spiritual awakening, Success, trauma, Waking Up

War and Peace: An Imaginary Conversation on Life

September 29, 2026 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

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Introduction  What if the life we keep trying to reach is making us overlook the people already beside us?In Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace, ambition, love, faith, and family unfold within events no individual can fully control. People pursue recognition, belonging, certainty, and happiness. Then life interrupts. A battle changes the meaning of glory. A … [Read more...] about War and Peace: An Imaginary Conversation on Life

Filed Under: Imaginary Talks, Literature, Spirituality Tagged With: ambition, Andrei Bolkonsky, Classic Literature, everyday life, faith, Family, forgiveness, Grief, imaginary conversation, Leo Tolstoy, love, Marya Bolkonskaya, meaning of life, Natasha Rostova, Nikolai Rostov, Pierre Bezukhov, Platon Karataev, Russian literature, Sonya, war and peace

Love As If You’ve Never Been Hurt: 5 Modern Stories

September 19, 2026 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Love As If You've Never Been Hurt

Introduction What If Healing Is Not About Getting Over the Hurt, but Returning to Life?What does it really mean to love as if you've never been hurt?Surely it cannot mean forgetting.A person who has been betrayed cannot simply erase betrayal.A grieving mother cannot pretend her child never died.A craftsman cannot restore the fingers he lost.A father cannot … [Read more...] about Love As If You’ve Never Been Hurt: 5 Modern Stories

Filed Under: Literature, Love, Psychology, Relationship Tagged With: betrayal, emotional stories, faith, Grief, healing, impermanence, Ishikawa Takuboku, Kabir, loss, love, Love As If You've Never Been Hurt, modern short stories, mortality, Octavio Paz, Omar Khayyam, resilience, returning to life, Rumi, Ryu Si-hwa, spirituality

Martyr Kaveh Akbar Book Club Questions: 25 Big Questions

September 16, 2026 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

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Introduction What if the biggest questions in Martyr! cannot be answered by the characters alone?Cyrus Shams spends much of the novel trying to understand death, suffering, faith, addiction, identity, art, and the possibility that a life must somehow justify itself.Part 1 let Cyrus, Roya, Ali, Zee, Arash, Leila, and Sang speak from inside those … [Read more...] about Martyr Kaveh Akbar Book Club Questions: 25 Big Questions

Filed Under: Literature, Philosophy Tagged With: addiction, Ali Shams, book club questions, Contemporary Fiction, Cyrus Shams, Existentialism, faith, forgiveness, Grief, Identity, Iran Air Flight 655, Iranian American literature, Kaveh Akbar, literary analysis, Martyr, martyrdom, mortality, Orkideh, Roya Shams, Zee

Martyr Kaveh Akbar Analysis: Meaning, Death & Suffering

September 16, 2026 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

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Introduction What if the hardest question in Martyr! is not whether death can have meaning, but why human beings feel such a powerful need to make suffering mean something?Cyrus Shams has spent much of his life searching for an answer.His mother was supposedly killed when Iran Air Flight 655 was shot down. His father lived a difficult immigrant life raising … [Read more...] about Martyr Kaveh Akbar Analysis: Meaning, Death & Suffering

Filed Under: Literature, Philosophy Tagged With: addiction, Ali Shams, Arash, Book Discussion, contemporary literature, Cyrus Shams, faith, forgiveness, Grief, Identity, Kaveh Akbar, Leila, Martyr, martyrdom, meaning of life, Orkideh, Roya Shams, sacrifice, Sang Linh, Zee

If God Is One, Why Do Religions Divide Us?

September 6, 2026 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

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Introduction If God is loving, why has religion so often become a reason to divide, condemn, and kill?Across centuries, human beings have built temples, mosques, and churches in search of the divine. Yet the walls raised to honor God have sometimes become barriers separating one community from another. Sacred names meant to guide people toward mercy have … [Read more...] about If God Is One, Why Do Religions Divide Us?

Filed Under: Faith, Religion, Spirituality Tagged With: Christianity, divine love, faith, fictional conversation, God, Hinduism, human dignity, Interfaith Dialogue, Islam, Kabir, Mysticism, poetry, Rabindranath Tagore, Religion, religious conflict, religious tolerance, Rumi, spirituality, Sufism, William Blake

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