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  • The Woman Who Lost Her Life, One Plate at a Time

    Vaibhavi learns about abundance and waste after a life-changing experience in the hospital. She transforms her perspective on food, teaching her family the value of gratitude and responsibility towards others. Continue reading

    The Woman Who Lost Her Life, One Plate at a Time
  • When Information Became Faster Than My Memories

    The narrative explores the paradox of modern life, where increased connectivity and information speed lead to a sense of emptiness and fragmented attention. The author reflects on how relationships and memories have been affected, advocating for slower, deeper engagement through… Continue reading

    When Information Became Faster Than My Memories
  • A tribute to Our Parents

    On this Akshaya Tritiya, which holds immense significance in Hindu culture as a day of prosperity, spiritual growth; I pay homage to the unnoticed heroes in my life, my parents, through this blogpost, emphasizing their selfless sacrifices and contributions. Continue reading

    A tribute to Our Parents
  • Love

    Love is a strong feeling. We cannot be selective but need to be receptive, unconditionally, to experience LOVE. Continue reading

    Love