R — Rethinking Food
After years of treating food as a stressful problem to be managed through calorie tracking and guilt, the author found relief by adopting Rujuta Diwekar’s simple, lifestyle-based a…
After years of treating food as a stressful problem to be managed through calorie tracking and guilt, the author found relief by adopting Rujuta Diwekar’s simple, lifestyle-based a…
Using the alphabet as a metaphor for a journey of self-discovery, the author reflects on how navigating experiences from A to Z leads to a state of quiet completeness rather than a…
The article explores the disconnect between the societal reverence for fierce goddesses like Kali and the hesitation to accept that same uncontained power in real women. It argues …
Using the metaphor of a yo-yo, the author reflects on the unpredictable, non-linear nature of emotions, relationships, and life itself. They explore the constant shifts between emo…
Although expected to be a simple superhero film, the author found *X-Men* (2000) to be a profound exploration of identity, vulnerability, and the struggle to belong. By analyzing c…
The article explores how humans often externalize repressed emotions, such as jealousy and resentment, by labeling them as "shadows," "negative energy," or "Nazar." It suggests tha…
This article explores the thin line between everyday Indian traditions and the misunderstood realm of the occult, noting how simple acts of faith often transform into feared supers…
Inspired by the underground communication networks of trees, the article suggests that authentic human connection and self-awareness reside beneath the surface of our visible roles…
This raw reflection explores the intense emotional exhaustion, frustration, and guilt that come with caring for a child with autism. The author rejects the idealized version of car…