In the quiet rhythm of daily life—between folded laundry and handwritten lines—a deeper becoming unfolds. This reflective piece explores how writing, like prayer, returns not for performance, but for presence. Through poetry and poetic prose, it celebrates the sacredness of routine, the devotion hidden in repetition, and the unseen transformation that occurs when a woman writes not just to express, but to remember who she is.
Rituals of Becoming Read Post »
“Rediscovering Self: Moti ram’s Solitude and Radha’s Path to Inner Peace” “The act of slowing down, not out of malevolence but out of necessity for solitude and renewal, is not retreat, but a courageous act towards becoming our truest selves.” The Quiet Presence of Motiram Old lighthouse keeper Motiram had always been a quiet presence
“Solitude and Rebirth”( A Short story) Read Post »
Today, while sitting on the grass after my morning walk, observing the plants, my attention was drawn to the fallen leaves and branches of the trees. At that instant, my heart of hearts felt connected to the beat of nature. This connection, often referred to as ‘biophilia,’ a term popularized by E.O. Wilson, suggests that
Understanding Relationship Dynamics: Leaf, Branch, and Root People Read Post »
Many of us want to keep what we treasure—our relationships, hopes, and experiences—even though we know time brings change. All situations in life eventually change and pass. It examines how focusing on the fact that everything changes can improve your gratitude, help you control your emotions, and enable you to focus on living in the moment. With insights from nature, ancient wisdom, and personal experience, discover how letting go isn’t loss—it’s transformation.
The Impermanence of Life: Embracing Change Read Post »
