Life
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Karma Kicks Ass – What Goes Around, Comes Around
The writer believes in karma, viewing it as a blend of Newton’s third law and the Butterfly effect, where every action has a reaction that reverberates throughout the universe. They share a childhood lesson learned from taking earrings, illustrating how unearned possessions lead to loss, reinforcing their commitment to the principle of paying it forward… Continue reading
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My Most Spontaneous Act? Obviously My Best Decision to Quit!
The author reflects on their spontaneous decision to quit a decade-long fashion design business, prioritizing health and integrity over the demands of a toxic environment. This choice marked a transformative moment in their life, leading to self-discovery and freedom. They express no regrets, feeling rejuvenated and ready to embrace new opportunities. Continue reading
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My Personal Peace: My Solo Self Care Mornings
The author emphasizes the importance of dedicating the first three hours of each day exclusively to self-care. They wake up at 4 am to engage in activities like singing, praying, and exercising, creating a sacred personal space. This routine, established since childhood, helps maintain their mental health amidst life’s demands. Continue reading
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Kashi: My Home Away From Home
The author reflects on the concept of home, expressing that every place visited feels familiar and comforting. However, Kashi (Varanasi) stands out as a profound home away from home. It’s a sacred place where life meets death, offering freedom and acceptance. There, the author confronts fears and finds love intertwined with spirituality and existence. Continue reading
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What I Wish I had Learnt Sooner : Guilt-Free Self-Love
The writer reflects on their journey of self-love, expressing regret for not starting this process earlier. After years of seeking validation from others and battling depression, they realized that true love comes from within. Through painful experiences, they discovered their worth and learned to cherish themselves unconditionally, ultimately finding inner peace. Continue reading
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A Week in Italy: I Wanna be Johann from ‘Everything The Light Touches’
The author reflects on the desire to switch lives with Johann Phillips Moeller, a character from Janice Pariat’s novel, who escapes to 18th century Italy seeking freedom and inspiration. Fascinated by Johann’s artistic journey and connections to nature, the author yearns for a similar renewal, while humorously contemplating the challenges of their own life. Continue reading
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My Longest Books: War and Peace, Karamazov, and LOTR
The author reflects on their experiences reading three lengthy novels: War and Peace, The Brothers Karamazov, and The Lord of the Rings. Each book offers a unique exploration of themes like human struggle, identity, and hope. The narratives created lasting impressions, enriching the author’s understanding of life and connection to diverse characters. Continue reading
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#WDYS | And I Wait…
The poem reflects on the theme of waiting through emotional turmoil, unreciprocated love, and unfulfilled dreams. It connects the speaker’s past torment with the collective shared longing of others, highlighting the transformative nature of patience. Ultimately, waiting is portrayed not as a passive act, but as a necessary process for personal rebirth and renewal. Continue reading
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My Epic Travel Adventures: Discovering the Longest Road from Home to Heart
The post reflects on various long journeys taken across India, highlighting their geographic and emotional significance. Each trip, filled with diverse experiences, symbolizes a personal quest for connection and self-discovery. Ultimately, the narrative suggests that the greatest journey is the one inward, leading to self-acceptance and inner peace over a span of 42 years. Continue reading