The Things I Say I’ll Do Tomorrow
The author explores how their tendency toward overthinking and procrastination manifests in delaying emotional messages, avoiding phone calls, and stalling on long-planned creative…
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The Day Bollywood Disappeared
Naina, a teenage girl obsessed with Bollywood, wakes up on January 1, 2000, to find that the entire film industry has vanished from the world and everyone's memory. As she desperat…
Book Review: The Psychology of Money
This review of *The Psychology of Money* highlights Morgan Housel’s central argument that financial success is driven more by human behavior and temperament than by technical intel…
The Article I Didn’t Need To Read
Confirmation bias is the unconscious tendency to seek out and favor information that reinforces existing beliefs while dismissing contradictory evidence, often feeling like "clarit…
How to Heal from Negative Thoughts: A Step by Step Guide
This article explains that negative thoughts are merely mental interpretations rather than absolute truths, emphasizing that healing comes from observing them rather than fighting …
The Rupee I Didn’t Spend
The article explains the "time value of money," the concept that money held today is more valuable than the same amount in the future due to its potential to grow through investmen…
World Sepsis Day.
Sepsis is a life-threatening, dysregulated immune overreaction to infection that can rapidly lead to organ failure and death if not treated immediately. To improve survival, it is …
Wise Web
After experiencing a series of synchronicities, the author realizes that their life's purpose is an emergent pattern of service rather than a grand, direct command from a guru. By …
#ThursdayTreeLove – 202
While walking in Bangalore, the author identifies a Redvine Flowering Maple, a South American plant that has become naturalized in India. The post also promotes "Thursday Tree Love…
The Ghost Who Works.
Aryamba Aiyer expresses her profound resentment and sense of displacement as she is systematically excluded from wedding planning and family decisions by her husband and his relati…
Maybe We Should Ask Mom!
Reflecting on her mother’s 60th birthday, the author realizes she has long viewed her mother primarily through the lens of her maternal role, often overlooking her individual ident…
Meet Marietta: The woman behind the words.
Marietta Pereira, a 61-year-old homemaker and former teacher from Mumbai, provides a personal introduction reflecting on her life experiences with motherhood, marriage, and the wis…