Author: Dhanuka Dickwella
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The Spirit Guide: Unlocking the Mystical History of Animal Guides (Part I)
Before cities, humanity walked with the wild. Explore the ancient history of Spirit Animals, from Shamanism and African totems to the medicine they bring: wisdom, strength, and rebirth.
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Sri Lanka: The Island Nation That Refuses Defeat
A passionate call for global solidarity. Despite ecocide, natural disasters, and historical conquests, Sri Lanka remains unbroken. The author analyzes the nation’s profound spirit and asks the world for support.
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When music stops
Sounds of Sirens Ambulances or police Sounds of explosions Bombs or politics Sounds of screams Pains and nightmares Sounds of angry Arguments and blames Sounds of snarling Animals and owls Howlings and warnings Chestpumping and growlings Sounds of the thunder Snowstorms and rains Monsoons and earthslips Falling trees and cracking rocks Sounds of they all…
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“A Leopard Cannot Change Its Spots”: The Unseen Fracture of the Immigrant Self
Identity is not a mask. This essay explores the painful truth of immigrant life: the erosion of the self, the quiet grief of the in-between, and the act of resistance in claiming a hybrid, uncolonized identity.
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‘’Sapiosexual pleasure’’ limited for Elites ?
The mind is the last uncolonized frontier of desire. We reclaim “sapiosexuality” from elitist glossary, arguing it’s a universal erotic experience defined by the quiet thunder of words and recognition.
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Love, Lust, and the Algorithm Between Them
Love and lust flow in the same river, but the algorithm mediates their tension. This essay explores the complex ethics of modern connection, exposing mechanics, ghosting, and the pursuit of ‘erotic integrity.’
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The Human Palette: When Colors Become Armor
An exploration of the human palette, where color moves beyond fashion to become armor. Black, Red, White, and Blue act as silent language, declaring identity, power, and sovereign choice across cultures.
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The Barren Oasis
A poem exploring the disillusionment of the “Western Dream,” contrasting the warmth of human love with the cold, suspicious scrutiny faced by travelers from the East at airport checkpoints.
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“You Were My Miracle Not Because You Saved Me, But Because You Stayed”
In my darkest storm, I stopped believing in miracles—until you arrived not with rescue, but presence. You stayed. And that, alone, was the truest miracle of all
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India’s guilt byAssociation
India’s decision to buy discounted Russian oil is a sovereign necessity, not complicity. We dismantle the Western “Guilt by Association” myth, exposing imperial hypocrisy and India’s long-standing strategic autonomy.