What I feel after the win

Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com Over the past year, staying at home felt like a burden for many—missing out on all the fun outside: eating out, shopping, traveling, and spending time with family and friends. There were days I wished to go out and missed those things, just like everyone else. But after a... Continue Reading →

Could you smile please!

In 2018, I wrote a blog titled “Are You Wearing a Mask?” Back then, it was purely figurative — a reflection on how adults often camouflage their true selves to adapt to different situations. I never imagined a time when masks would become a literal part of everyday life for most of the world. Those... Continue Reading →

Are you counting apples or seeds?

We can easily count the seeds in an apple, but not possible to count the apples in a seed. -Unknown I came across this quote while listening to a recorded talk by Dr. Wayne Dyer. I was astonished by its truth and the simplicity with which it conveys such profound thoughts. We learned in childhood... Continue Reading →

Which color do you have?

March is a month of colors. When nature blooms with vibrant flowers and fresh leaves, we prepare to embrace the festivities that follow. The first big celebration is Holi—the festival of colors. Many mythological stories are associated with it. Holi symbolizes forgiveness, love, joy, and the triumph of good over evil. It serves as a... Continue Reading →

You can heal your life – Change

The first step toward change is awareness. The second step is acceptance. Nathaniel Branden This post continues my learning from the book You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay. What is the next step after revisiting and identifying all the beliefs you have? House cleaning! Yes—after identifying the beliefs residing in you and analyzing... Continue Reading →

You can heal your life – Beliefs

As the year unfolds, my reading list keeps growing. I have completed one book and started two others from the list—and now the third book has arrived in my hands. A casual evening chat with a friend turned into a deep philosophical discussion that lasted for hours. That’s the beauty of face-to-face conversations! You can... Continue Reading →

What is an imposter syndrome?

It's not who you are that holds you backIt's who you think you're not. Hanoch McCarty There are moments when enthusiasm sparks like a firework—you see an opportunity, feel confident, and want to grab it right away. The mind races with ideas, and you are ready to take the plunge. But then, a tiny voice... Continue Reading →

Are you alone or lonely?

Lonely is not being alone. it's the feeling that no one cares. Have you ever felt lonely even when surrounded by people? Being alone and feeling lonely are two completely different worlds, though they sound similar. Being alone is quite natural if you live by yourself. Many times, people living with family or friends also... Continue Reading →

The Taste of Memories

One evening in the kitchen, I picked up a spoonful of ghee and slowly tasted it, savoring every bit. My daughter noticed and asked why I was eating plain ghee. I told her that whenever I taste the ghee my mother sends, it feels as though I’m back at her home. She laughed and said,... Continue Reading →

How are you doing?

A rainy Sunday filled with mundane weekend tasks was weighing me down with the thought that I hadn’t done anything worthwhile. Out of the blue, while surfing the internet, I came across a poem that made my day. Laura wrote it so beautifully that it needs no explanation. It boosted my morale and pulled me... Continue Reading →

Uphill task

To go or not goCan I do it or notDo I have time or notPending tasks are hauntingDuties are boundingWant to go thereBut not able to startSo many reasons to goMany more reasons not to go...How long can I stand here?Legs are in painFeel everything is vainNot able to decideBackward or forward? ---Anitha KC https://www.instagram.com/resonanceoflife/

Letting go of The Way

Why do we get into conflicts? We come across different types of problems with different people. Almost every day, we encounter situations that make us feel angry, upset, or uncomfortable around those we interact with. It could happen with friends, neighbours, parents, spouses, children, colleagues, managers, subordinates, helpers, or even fellow drivers on the road.... Continue Reading →

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