A Stroll to the Good Old Days: A Journey Through Past.
Old objects help revisit the memories of good old days.
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What is called being thick skinned?
Vivekananda: “Why life today has become complex?”
Paramhansa: “Stop analysing life. This is making it complex. Just live it.”
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Understanding Happiness: Is It Elusive or Attainable?
In between various cogs of expectation and competition, our tiny happiness is getting crumbled. We are unable to see the elements of happiness lying around us.
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How And Why To Meet Ourselves And Listen to Our Inner Voice?
Tasks, assignments, responsibilities and duties, though, are essential part of life. However amidst all these, we must reserve some time to meet ourselves and introspect ourselves.
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How Do Ideas Originate?
“Ideas are beginning of all fortunes”, said Napoleon Hill. Ideas are born when an individual is full of and blessed with positivity and receptivity.
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What Pleasure Is This Sip of Tea.
Taking sip of tea is like having an opportunity to date with ourselves, setting aside the worries, complaints, competition and distractions. There is only you, your time and your cup of tea!
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You Are Shaped By Your Thoughts.
Thoughts shape you.
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Diwali 2023: Festival of Lights.
Diwali not only illuminates houses but hearts as well. Happy Diwali.
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Is This The Time To Become Eco Conscious In Every Day Life?
Eco consciousness as an issue, is very much in, in our lives now. The cautions, apprehensions and the threats related to the vulnerability of climate, have walked out of the documents, and now stand real and formidable.
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Autumn Season In India: How It Descended Around Me This Year!
It feels great to notice how autumn descended this year around me – in my garden, in the outskirts and in my heart !
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Just Be Yourself.
It is necessary to remind ourselves that this existence of’ ‘myself’, also needs to be pampered, valued and cared.
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Story of Sentiments In America, In The Aftermath of 9/11 Attack.
In the annals of human history, stories of unwavering spirit stand tall. Resurrection of Americans from catastrophic 9/11 attack on America in year 2001, is one such chronicle
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Kameshwar Singh Darbhanga Sanskrit University Campus: A Visitor’s Note.
Visiting new places have definite impact on mind and body. And when the destination is kameshwar Singh Darbhanga Sanskrit University, the vibes, and lessons are extraordinary.
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What Lessons Did the Nature Whisper This Summer?
Watching nature is like roaming in different world which is so subtle yet so simple. See how is it this summer!
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Village Life: Values, Traditions and Lessons.
Village life is not always synonymous with poverty and inconvenience. They are rich and interesting in many other ways. Take pause and listen to the loudness of their serenity.
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Explore The Tiny Pleasures around You.
Catch the tiny pleasures and easy happy moments around you.
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The Cloud That Chose Another Horizon: Reflections from a Rooftop
Some stories arrive quietly. They do not announce themselves with thunder, lightning, or dramatic events. They begin with something as ordinary as a glance through a balcony door on a hot afternoon. Such a story unfolded before me today on 17th of June in Birpur, the small town on the Indo–Nepal border where I live….
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The Toy Train That Learned to Speak With Mountains
What the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway teaches us about nature, patience, and human ambition On a misty morning in Darjeeling, I see this old tea vendor waiting near a small station platform. His kettle breathing thin streams of steam into the cold air. He has likely heard this whistle thousands of times. Before the train appears,…
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Aesthetics of Growing Old: Lessons from Venice
What can old cities like Venice teach us about ageing gracefully? A reflective exploration of beauty, slowness, memory, and growing older with quiet dignity.
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When a Tiny Toffee Travels the World: Why Human Beings Need Gifts
A Melody toffee crossed continents recently. Not through commerce. Not through advertisement. Not even through childhood nostalgia. It travelled through a gesture. When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi reportedly handed a packet of Melody toffee to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, social media instantly found delight in what many jokingly called the latest chapter of…
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When Cloth Clips Take a Holiday
What a Rainy Morning in the Courtyard Quietly Whispered About Taking Rest There are mornings that arrive with purpose. The sun reports to duty early, shadows stand in disciplined formation, and even ordinary household objects seem to know what is expected of them. Clothes must dry. Time must move. Work must be completed. And then…
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What the Wilderness Whispered to Me : A Nature Story to Detox Your Thought Process
There are journeys that take us to destinations, and there are journeys that quietly rearrange things within us. They also drop hints about the lessons, nature is illustrating in a very subtle way (whispers of wilderness!). And one such journey happened to me last month, while heading towards North Bengal through north eastern regions of…
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December’s Darkness and Light: How the Winter Solstice Shaped Human Traditions Across Continents
The Month When Sunlight Retreats In the Northern Hemisphere, December marks a remarkable astronomical turning point. As the Earth tilts farther away from the Sun, daylight shrinks, nights lengthen, and temperatures sink. For people living across Asia, Europe, and North America, this month has historically symbolized transition — a bridge between the fading year and…
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How Evenings Create Calm Homes Around the World
PART 2 (Series: Calm Homes — How the World Slows Down) There is a moment every evening when the day quietly loosens its grip.Shoes come off. Lights soften. The body exhales — often before the mind does. Nothing dramatic happens.And yet, this is where calm usually begins. Across cultures, the evening is not just the…
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What Makes a Home Feel Calm? Lessons from Different Cultures
Part 1: Calm Homes — How the World Slows Down Late in the evening, when the day finally loosens its grip, we often realise something quietly important:it is not success or speed that restores us — it is home. Not the structure alone, but the feeling it holds. Across cultures and continents, people return to…
