Stories Matter
Stories Matter
To cry is cowardice — that’s what the general belief is. Staying strong and being brave are associated with boldness, without shedding tears! To fall, to get bruised, to get insulted or cornered — everything is linked to getting up, dusting oneself, and moving on with head held high, but strictly without tears. Another clan […]
Tears of Pride – When Strength Speaks Through Emotions Read More »
Life is full of questions. Some are simple — “Tea or coffee?”, “Bus or cab?”, “Movie or book?” But some questions make our hearts race — “Should I take this job?”, “Do I confess my feelings?”, “Do I stay, or do I go?” Two tiny words — Yes and No — hold the power to
Yes or No: How Two Simple Words Can Change Your Life Read More »
Deepa, a docile teenager, was exuberant when she held the scholarship form for higher studies in her hands. She remembered vividly that her teacher had asked for parental consent and wanted her father’s signature on the dotted line. She knew she must not walk at a tardy pace as she stepped out of the matriculation
Yes or No: A Life-Changing Choice Between Education and Tradition Read More »
Yes, I have made time to write a blog after a long time. In spite of a tremendous workload, I have managed to say No to some appointments and devoted some quality time for myself. It’s an act of self-love that I am showing up for. Your commitment is your path. You are a rising
Yes or No — The Power of Saying No to Embrace Your Best Life Read More »
There are moments in life when pride wells up so strongly that it cannot be contained in words or smiles — it spills out as tears. Not of sadness, not of weakness, but of something far greater… pride. Tears of pride are different from any other kind. They come from seeing someone you love rise,
Tears of Pride: A Heartfelt Tribute to Love, Sacrifice, and Silent Victories Read More »
Kashmi lived a content childhood, with some demands met and others not. She knew yes and no are both answers — and both must be accepted. She understood that creation and destruction, yin and yang, dawn and dusk contrast to complement. Losing a recitation competition, not being able to attend a hike, not being selected
Tears of Joy – When True Happiness Flows from the Hearts Read More »
In our whole life, we every day face decisions of ‘Yes’ or ‘No’. Right from the morning breakfast — “What to make?” — to a “Goodnight’s Sleep,” we keep thinking Yes or No. Early morning, we have many options to make breakfast like idly, vada, dosa, etc. We ask our family members what to make;
Yes or No: Everyday Life Decisions That Define Who We Are 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 »
Reading the World, Changing the World “Change is a phenomenon in the world.”“Nothing is permanent in an ever-changing world.” Changes over time are a natural process. Habits evolve, people’s mentality and behavior shift, and progress is seen all around the world. A man may be very strict and have fixed notions about certain activities. He
Reading the World, Embracing Change: How to Transform Yourself and Society Read More »