Stories Matter
Stories Matter
May is the perfect time for a mid-year reset—a moment to evaluate the resolutions made at the beginning of the year. May symbolizes growth, renewal, and blooming. It’s the ideal month to reflect, realign, and re-energize for fresh beginnings. It serves as a checkpoint, reminding us that progress is a journey, not a destination. Embracing […]
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In a world constantly chasing achievements, accumulating wealth, and striving for perfection, the pursuit of happiness has become more urgent than ever. But this raises a compelling question: Can happiness truly be taught? Is it a state of being we are born with, or a skill that can be cultivated over time? The Nature of
Hello, May! Manifest, Mood Boards and Mini Milestones “Manifest – to show emotion outwardly.” Mental illness manifests in one way or another. A person experiencing mental stress or emotional trauma may express their feelings differently. They might: Mood swings are common, yet people around often fail to understand them. Such individuals need medical support —
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Neurodivergent people may look different, but I feel they have a much clearer and sharper mind than us, normal people who cannot understand many things and act accordingly—if one looks at these people carefully and affectionately. “Books are like doors of knowledge; when you open them, they take you to the imaginary world. Don’t read
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Author: Anindita Bhattacharya There goes a saying ,” It’s OK to be not OK.” I believe in this completely. Yes what’s wrong to be not fully happy always. We are all down , be it with work pressure or stress. We feel low, distracted, shattered but pretend ok. I hate this mask. It’s deadly. In
Author: Swati Tamhankar Mohandas , ‘Why did he not tell me about what he was going through?` Riya recalls while reeling in the loop of disbelief, guilt and anger. Riya’s older brother, Rohan had it all or so it seemed – a loving family, group of friends, a good career and his upcoming marriage. By a
Author: Swati Tamhankar Mohandas ‘Are you okay?’ A few days ago, someone dear to me asked this. And I ponder, am I okay? Should I simply reply fine and move ahead with the conversation or do I reply how I am ‘actually’ feeling? Scared! Worried! Yep, that’s how I am feeling. So many unfortunate events
Author: Avni Rahul Katakkar ‘Healing’ is a beautiful word, but the most complicated feeling. To overcome your emotions is the biggest dare. To overlook the same becomes easy, but tangles your life…. Being on a healing journey is a virtue that not everyone could afford. If you want to heal, or you are on the
Author: Uma Natrajan One day all of a sudden, my mind started on a voyage to seek Transcendental peace, love and happiness First I sailed to the port of Transcendental peace and searched for a shelter. Lord Buddha offered me a place to rest. Buddhism ‘s philosophy and practice got embedded in my mind with its
Author: Swati Mohandas “You are dumb. Your parents didn’t teach you anything. You are good for nothing.” I was subjected to such kind of verbal abuse now and then. Sometimes, I even had to tolerate physical abuse. But I kept quiet. I was reluctant to report abuse at the hands of my wife. Yes, you read