Heart Links Magazine Vol I edition is a monthly publication featuring griots, raconteurs, poetry, fiction, prose, quotations, interviews, literary appreciations, short stories, essays, etc conceived and executed by Samir Gautam and his crew , which i have now contributed few words of rambling thoughts. With kin bravado, the magazine cuts across major genres of the literary arts, knitting hearts and souls from different countries and ethic backgrounds, and announcing its quantum leap, not just in the hall of fame of world acclaim widely read global literary magazines, but a full realisation that writers participate in the estate of world literature in which "Heart Links Literary Magazine" is one of its undeniable testimonies by any standard. Another way of addressing testimonies like this in the practice of the literary art is partly because of the indepth knowledge embedded in art; the other half being that the study and practice of literature is seen by many as something that does not demand the kind of mental process involved in the practice of pure and applied sciences. This is why every argument for literature has always been there question of of the existence of the art object beginning from Plato who accused Homer of "anthropomorphic representation of Greek gods" in "Book 10" of his 'Republic' to the present time. Hans-George Gadamer in his "Truth and Method" questions thus: “Is there to be no knowledge in art? Does not the experience of art contain a claim to truth which is certainly different from that of science, but just as certainly is not inferior to it? And is not the task of aesthetics precisely to ground the fact that the experience of art is a mode of knowledge of a unique kind, certainly different from that sensory knowledge which provides science with the ultimate data from which it constructs the knowledge of nature, and certainly different from all moral rational knowledge, and indeed from all conceptual knowledge — but still knowledge, i.e., conveying truth?” In "The Origin of the Work of Art" Martin Heidegger argued that the work of art demands to be read and preserved in its own essential nature, and "everyone who has seriously studied literature knows that the mental process involved is coherent and progressive as the study of science" (Northrop Frye, Anatomy of Criticism). Therefore, the overall subject matter of the contents of this volume still speaks to the realities that "Heart Links Literary Magazine" is a collation of critical and creative minded individuals from the world over who think in the habit of thought of Renè Descartes "cogito ergo sum" "I think therefore I am." Upon engaging on the sentences and paragraphs of this global magazine, one is sure going to encounter that which is most thought provoking.