Wreaths of Meaning: Carl Sagan meets Mian Muhammad Bakhsh
In the age of space exploration and cosmic discoveries, it’s easy to feel small and insignificant. Yet, poets from another time have something profound to offer. Words, the most extraordinary invention of humanity, hold entire worlds within them. Can these poets give us a new cosmos through their words—a sense of hope for a world shaped by human dominance but losing faith in itself? Join us for an event where our local folk traditions meet the challenges of our modern age, offering a fresh perspective on life and humanity.
About the Speaker:
Abdul Moeez is a sociologist and passionate gardener from Lahore, combining his love for nature with a mission to inspire environmental stewardship. He runs a garden lifestyle brand and actively engages communities in the vital cause of Earth rehabilitation. Through teaching gardening in schools and leading workshops, Moeez promotes eco-conscious living and encourages others to reconnect with nature. As a sociologist, he believes that returning to folk wisdom is essential for climate restoration. A graduate of Government College University, Lahore, he holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Anthropology from LUMS.
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The Black Hole
Plot 5H, Street 100, G-11/3, Islamabad.
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