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I am an Explorer: Curiosity didn’t kill this cat. Certainly belled it!
The author reflects on their identity as a lifelong learner, contrasting their curiosity and exploration with their family’s teaching legacy. Emphasizing a deep connection with nature, languages, and music, they express that each experience serves as a lesson. Ultimately, they embrace their role as an explorer, continually seeking knowledge and personal growth. Continue reading
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The Power of Slow-Cooking: Emotions/Biryani. Wisdom Guarantee.
From a habit I was born with to the one I had to learn from scratch. Sleep over impulsivity to waking up to wisdom; one slow cooked habit at a time! It’s all here! Continue reading
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Why Ron Weasley Needs His Own Sequel: With ME!
The author contemplates the necessity of sequels, preferring books with definitive endings. They express a desire for a sequel to the Harry Potter series, specifically focusing on Ron Weasley. The author humorously ponders Ron’s life post-marriage to Hermione and imagines a sequel exploring their ordinary life, showcasing their dynamics and potential challenges. Continue reading
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Good vs Bad: Who is a Villain? The Blur at the in-betweens
Who is a villain? Ask me and I would crown anyone with balls to question society and it’s archaic structures, establishment and it’s rigid rules, humanity and it’s burgeoning quest to destroy Earth, even question God for that matter without any fear in their hearts, a villain. Continue reading
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Where Is HOME? A Poetic Reflection on the Essence of Belonging
The reflection explores the concept of “home,” highlighting that it exists in memories, relationships, and experiences rather than a physical location. It evokes feelings of love, loss, and connection, claiming that home is inherently part of oneself, intertwining with family, nature, dreams, and the essence of life’s journey. Home is described as both everywhere and… Continue reading
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A lil Chaos goes a long way: A Journey to Inner Peace
The author reflects on their tumultuous relationship with chaos, evolving from fear and anxiety to understanding and acceptance. While chaos was initially detrimental to their mental and physical health, they learned to manage it through therapy, yoga, and self-awareness. Ultimately, they advocate for embracing chaos as a catalyst for personal growth and resilience. Continue reading
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Lyrical Reflections: Poetry from a nostalgic train window
The post reflects on a 12-word poem inspired by the lush scenery of Lonavala, emphasizing nature’s beauty and the nostalgia of childhood memories. The author reminisces about Onida’s high-definition television and its vibrant colors, contrasting them with the greenery outside, evoking a sense of innocence and carefree moments from the past. Continue reading
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Sleep and I? Sorry. We are divorced.
The author humorously reflects on their tumultuous relationship with sleep, comparing it to a painful divorce. Despite various attempts to improve it through meditation, reading, and herbal tea, they ultimately give up and resign themselves to the chaotic dynamics of their sleep struggles. The piece emphasizes acceptance over frustration. Continue reading
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Scintilla : Of Love and Loss
The poem captures a longing for connection and hope amidst emptiness. It contrasts the imagery of a vibrant firefly and a tulip with a desolate fireplace, symbolizing the absence of a once-shared love, depicting feelings of loss and nostalgia in a once warm space now rendered cold and abandoned. Continue reading
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Why I Wish One Day Had a Different Ending
The author reflects on the emotional impact of the book “One Day” by David Nicholls, expressing a longing to change its tragic ending. They describe how the story of Emma and Dexter, a couple who navigate missed opportunities and deep connections over 20 years, left them devastated. The desire for a happier conclusion persists after… Continue reading