Xenoglossy, when past speaks through present
The article examines the phenomenon of xenoglossy through the remarkable case of Uttara Huddar, a Marathi-speaking woman who developed a secondary personality named Sharada. Sharad…
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The Xerophyte’s Wonder
This poem, part of the "EarthSong" series for the BlogchatterA2Z Challenge 2026, uses xerophytes as a metaphor for resilience and hope. It portrays these desert-dwelling plants as …
X-perience of Civilians
During the Japanese occupation of Singapore, civilians endured extreme starvation and constant fear under the oppressive Kempeitai. They overcame these hardships through the "Kampo…
X-perience of Civilians
During the Japanese occupation of Singapore, civilians endured extreme starvation and the psychological terror instilled by the Kempeitai. They overcame these hardships through the…
Wants: The heart tugs for a tad more
While living paycheck to paycheck often limits life to a struggle for survival, the author argues that it is vital to occasionally spend on small, non-essential joys to nourish the…
Water: Quenching your thirst and more.
Written from the perspective of water itself, this article highlights the essential role water plays in sustaining all life, from basic human needs to the growth of nature. It warn…
Slow reading in a World That Rewards Skimming
The author critiques a culture that prioritizes reading speed and productivity, arguing that skimming often replaces true engagement with literature. While skimming is an efficient…
The Timeless Journey of Origami: From Tradition to Modern Art
Originating as a ceremonial practice in 6th-century Japan, origami has evolved from a traditional ritual into a versatile global art form and a tool for modern scientific innovatio…
X-Factor
The author reflects on a widely acclaimed play they first encountered at age thirteen but struggles to form a personal opinion about it. Despite multiple attempts to reread the boo…
How to Sell Before Product Is Ready: What Founders Learn the Hard Way
Selling a product before it is fully developed requires founders to resist the impulse to satisfy every customer request, which can inadvertently turn a scalable SaaS company into …
Woolly Mammoth That Walked With Humans
Contrary to popular belief, woolly mammoths coexisted with humans much longer than previously thought, with a small population surviving on Wrangel Island until approximately 1650 …
ZEALOT, OUR HOPPER ( DAY 26, LETTER Z)
After receiving the Starwood Crystal, Hopper the rabbit ascends to his celestial home in the moon, leaving his companions in grief and remorse for their past treatment of him. His …