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On what we run toward and what we lose sight of along the way. Everything is temporary.Maybe we humans understand it late. Or sometimes we don’t understand it at all. We run behind money, stability, success, goals and what not. Not because those things are wrong — some of them are essential. But they…

On the words we throw, the kindness we choose, and the people who don’t deserve our space Let’s start with basics.When you give it a fancy name and enlighten your vocabulary, criticism still means the same thing at its core — talking negative about people. Simply being unkind toward others. Calling it something else…

The Tea Shop Between Time by Tales of Meera It was raining again. Not the kind of rain that demands attention, but the kind that feels like it’s been falling for centuries — quiet, tired, and personal. Riya didn’t have an umbrella. She hadn’t planned to be out this long. But something about walking…

On conditional love, emotional emptiness, and the kind of love that stays when things get hard   Love is the most beautiful thing.But when?That question sits with me more than any other. Not whether love exists — I know it does. Not whether it is powerful — I have felt that too. But when.…

“They say every relationship hits a rough patch after seven years.I used to laugh it off… until I lived it.”Taniya wrote this one night, staring at the quiet glow of her phone screen, thinking about the years that had passed — the laughter, the silence, the fights, and the love that somehow survived it…

On faith, devotion, and what it means to worship without transaction A friend said to me recently, “I’ve stopped worshipping God because everything happens as it is written. Nothing really changes. You worship Shiva — did He fulfill your wishes?”I smiled and replied, “Shiva didn’t promise me fulfilled wishes. Shiva taught me Nirvana.”She was…

When I brought Gabbar home, I didn’t just get a pet—I found a mirror to love itself. Somewhere between his wagging tail and warm eyes, I began to understand the silent ache of the dogs who never had a home. The street dogs. They live with hunger tucked into their ribs, with tired eyes…

On what we lose when we are too busy to notice we are losing it I went to a pottery workshop recently. Not for any particular reason — just for the experience. To make something with my hands. A mug, a plate, a bowl — something small and ordinary and entirely mine. I did…

Behind every face is a story — a tale of grief, love, struggle, or joy. We walk past strangers every day, unaware of the emotional rollercoasters they carry quietly within. But it was on one particular Mumbai local train ride that this truth hit me like never before. Mumbai locals aren’t just trains —…

Love isn’t always spoken in words—it doesn’t have to be. Sometimes, it greets you at the door with a wagging tail, eager eyes, and a heart so full of unconditional devotion that it changes everything you thought you knew. Three years ago, he came into my life—a small, trembling bundle of fur with eyes…