Stories Matter
Stories Matter
They say mothers are their children’s first teachers. But sometimes, it’s the other way around. My son, though just sixteen, has been one of my life’s greatest teachers — the one who taught me what true gentleness really means. He isn’t a man yet, but there’s something about him that carries the calmness and wisdom […]
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
“Old age saying, breastfeeding is a great blessing to any mother.” “God has created a woman with all patience and care.” He knew a woman needs great mental strength to bear a child for some months. She has to be very careful during those months, relax, and eat good healthy food for the nourishment of
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The Friend I Needed Was Me F – FriendsR – RemembranceI – InterestsE – EnergeticN – NeededD – Dutiful All these qualities I looked for in my friend. Childhood Friends As a child, I played with children of all age groups in our building. I felt that all of them were my friends who would
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For years, I searched for that one friend who would truly get me—the kind who could read between my silences, laugh at my oddly specific jokes, and hold my hand through life’s untidy chapters. I imagined late-night conversations, spontaneous adventures, and someone who would never let me feel alone in a crowded room. But the
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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