Tag: life

  • The World Owes Me

    The World Owes Me

    Chronic entitlement isn’t supreme confidence; it’s defensive armor for fragile self-worth. True maturity begins when we trade demanding comfort for building the resilience to contribute meaningfully.

  • Left Handed Compliments and Ink-stained Truths.

    Left Handed Compliments and Ink-stained Truths.

    “Calligraphy is the geometry of the soul—a quiet, meditative stroke where hand and mind slow down to make time visible upon the page.”

  • Money Laundering…

    Money Laundering…

    A ₹2,000 note, a dead scooter, an auto driver, a silk shop and an unlikely money-laundering adventure taught me that value means little when nothing will accept it.

  • Home-O- Status.

    Home-O- Status.

    We carry our house within us. Transformation begins when we gently teach the body that what once felt unfamiliar can become a new home.

  • Who Appointed Your Guru?

    Who Appointed Your Guru?

    What if gurus aren’t chosen but encountered? A monsoon reflection on coffee, numerology, the I Ching, karmic obsessors, and why life itself is the greatest teacher.

  • The Grinch, Gin and Tonic and FIRGUN

    The Grinch, Gin and Tonic and FIRGUN

    Envy makes terrible interior décor. Firgun—the joyful art of celebrating someone else’s success—offers a humorous, brain-friendly antidote to scarcity thinking, one genuine compliment at a time.