Stories Matter
Stories Matter
A father is said to be a daughter’s first love. My father is more than that to me — he is the first person who truly taught me how to be gentle. Now that I am forty-five, I find myself reflecting on his life, the quiet strength he carried, and the kindness he never lost […]
Let me share a secret with you. For all the fancy whiteboards that light up like flying saucers and all the digital presentations that whizz across screens — sometimes, I just want the chalk. I have been a teacher for more than twenty years now, mostly guiding the littlest ones — the K to 3
The Comforting Scratch: Why I Still Love the Chalkboard After Twenty Years Read More »
What happens in a civilization obsessed with capturing every minute of the day—every moment of a sunset—saving them into a digital memory bank? What if the most valuable memories were instead captured in the heart, the most visceral biomimetic hard disk, and not onto the Cloud? The head is a memory storage device because it
The Heart’s Memory: How Feelings Shape Our Deepest Memories Read More »
Travelling Beyond Miles When someone says “travel,” we are quick to think of a stuffed suitcase and a ticket to another city or country. We picture crowded streets and historic sites, enjoying exhilarating moments with people across the world. Yet, what if travel has a deeper meaning? What if it is about extending human knowledge
Travelling Beyond Miles: India’s Space Exploration and ISRO’s Journey to the Stars Read More »
Man, life just kind of feels like you are bumping around in this dark hallway, you know? Creaks all over the place, shadows everywhere, and then BOOM, another issue explodes at you like that horror movie jump scare. You lose your way—nervous, possibly a little despairing. It is really too easy to feel like you
Lanterns of Faith: Finding Light and Strength in the Bhagavad Gita Read More »