Week 51: Contradictions and Balance
What are your paradoxes? What are the contradictory thoughts that stymie? Try the 3 A’s of contradictions and create more balance in your life.
Category: Relationship
Week 50: Why Mothers Should be Readers
https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/alice-in-wonderland-75199 “I think this power of living in our children is one of the sweetest things in the world.” Louisa May Alcott, Author Let’s start by acknowledging that most mothers … Continue reading Week 50: Why Mothers Should be Readers
Week 48: Finding Spaces in Togetherness
I asked him what I woud write about. And he said “Write about me.” So here it is. Musing on the most precious relationship in my life.
Week 47: Returning to Younger Days
Do you wish you were back to the days when you were younger? Most of us want to be younger but perhaps, there’s another way to look at growing older?
Week 44: On Being Away, Returning, and Living In Between
I have been away. But I am back. Here’s a peek into my thoughts in between.
Week 38: Never miss a chance to say “I Love You”
Love is Love. Just saying those words out loud makes everything bright and shiny.
Week 37: “It’s Complicated”– My Relationship(s) with Time
Time is relative. We all know that. But can Time be multiple? Can Time exist in multiple ways in your life?
Week 35: Being an Empath
Are you ready to share someone else’s pain as well as their joy? The answer will reveal how you connect with other people.
Week 31: When Silence is Golden
The ability to discern when to speak and when to be quiet may be one of Life’s biggest lessons to learn.
Week 27: Friends Forever…
Female friendship has been a central theme in my life. But male friends have also played a pivotal role in shaping my world view. I explore friendship in an era of hyper-connectivity.
Week 26: The Bittersweet Symphony of Nostalgia
To return or not to return? Is nostalgia heart-breaking or is it a way of making peace with our past?
Week 25: I Own My Anger. Do you?
Accepting my emotions and embracing them as my own, instead of fighting it may just be the next best step to making peace with oneself. It is cathartic. Have you tried it?
Writing from the Kitchen Sink 