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Today morning as I sat in my quiet apartment, my hands trembling as I sipped on a cup of tea that had long since gone cold. My thoughts raced back to the moment I received the call from my father last Friday. It had been a typical day—work deadlines, meetings, and the humdrum of daily…
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(Input v/s Output Based Approach) I frequently find myself longing for a concrete method to envision and bring about the life I want as a person juggling the complications of life—health, money, relationships, work goals, and the pleasure of travel and social connections. The idea of a vision board appears as a potentially useful tool…
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(Just embrace the Journey) As we reach our 40’s, we feel a sense of financial stability, yet searching for something intangible—a purpose, a meaning to our existence. I had always been an over thinker, obsessing over relationships and emotions, tangled in the web of my mind. My travels had always been external: exploring new places,…
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(A conversation) Her: “You know what happened today?” Him: “Let me guess, another guy at the office tried to flirt with you?” Her: (sighs) “Yes, and it’s not like I encourage it. I don’t get why this keeps happening.” Him: “Honestly, don’t you think this happens too often with you? I mean, I don’t hear…
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As life passes, we grow older, so do our friends around us, making us a circle of people who have a settled life with a comfortable routine. There’s a steady job, bills are paid on time, and there’s even room for the occasional indulgence—a dinner out, a weekend getaway, a gift for a friend. By…
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(Physical v/s Emotional) Living with a body that aches like it’s carrying the weight of my entire past—every scar, every trauma, every whisper of sadness, echoing in the pulse of my bones. Each morning, as I wake up with pain stretching its fingers through my body, reminding me of its presence, its persistence. It has…
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“Life becomes easier when you learn to accept an apology you never got.”— Robert Brault I have never shared this in past at any forum with such openness, but today as I accept myself and I give away the fear of being vulnerable I would share my story of journey beyond resentment. I stepped in…
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“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.”— Franklin D. Roosevelt While reading the book “The Power of Subconscious Mind”, where Murphy explains how releasing fear allows the subconscious mind to operate effectively, without the restrictions of anxiety or self-doubt. It was so relatable, when I glanced back to my past and saw…
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While growing up I always felt that our emotions are just not a matter of concern for our elders. We Gen X, have witnessed profound changes in the globe, particularly in the areas of technology, society, and the economy. As we grew up during a transition from analogue to digital, landlines to smartphones, and the…
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I have been always intrigued by the correlation that I have been observing between history and how as humans we evolve in our life journeys. On one hand history is more than just a record of conflicts, conquests, and social development. Fundamentally, history is the study of change—a never-ending story molded by the ebb and…
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