A Reflection on Time, Purpose, and Quiet Continuance Part II: Continuance Stillness, in these years, acquires a deeper meaning. What appears outwardly as withdrawal may inwardly be a fuller engagement. Ancient wisdom has always hinted at this paradox: there is action in inaction, and inaction in action. A slower pace allows attention to deepen. OneContinue reading “At Seventy-Three Part-II”
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A New Year, A New You
As we step into the new year with Chaitra’s arrival, perhaps it’s time to pause. To mute the noise around us. This transition is more than just a date on the calendar—it is a convergence of renewal and reflection. It is also the beginning of Navratri, a sacred period dedicated to Goddess Durga, the embodimentContinue reading “A New Year, A New You”
On Happiness
If happiness had a shape, would it be a fleeting shadow, slipping through the cracks of our consciousness, or a radiant star, illuminating even the darkest nights? If it had a sound, would it be a whisper shared in the rustle of leaves, a hum that resonates in quiet moments, or a ringing melody likeContinue reading “On Happiness”
