The desire to dress up and become someone else is one of the oldest human impulses. Which is why we crawl on the floor swishing our tails, and sail mighty oceans with feathers in our hair.

Lizard brain is the more primal, less thinking part of us. The part that hums with our deepest emotions and drives our most basic instincts. The lizard brain is how we sense the world, feel the edge of danger, the ache of longing and learn to survive. It is here that reason, logic and arguments are cast aside, and we learn to listen to our heart.

Freedom lies inside our heads.

Khajuraho - men and women, in their splendid poses - fighting, playing, copulating and ignoring each other.

Talking is hard. Too many words. Saying too much, or nothing at all. Long winded sentences, tangled into each other.

Our choices are irrelevant. But of course, we still choose, because making a choice is a fundamental human trait. That is how we define our

'There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in.' - Leonard Cohen

A strange consignment of over 180,000 dead cats was auctioned on the docks of Liverpool in 1890. Guess what they used it for?