The dirty mustard soul
*A Dirty Mustard Soul: Life doesn’t end at Death* by Vishnu Vyas is a short thriller that follows investigative journalist Naveen Rao as he recounts a story of love, corruption, an…
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Aberlady to North Berwick Walk: John Muir Way
This 11 km walk from Aberlady to North Berwick follows the scenic John Muir Way in East Lothian, offering an easy and accessible route via public transport from Edinburgh. The jour…
Five Things That Mattered Most in Life: A Practical Guide You Should Follow
The article argues that life's priorities are not static but evolve naturally through various developmental stages, such as education, career building, and family responsibility. I…
Book Review: The Heart of Everything by Marc Levy
Marc Levy’s *The Heart of Everything* is a magical realism novel about a pianist named Thomas and his deceased father, who suddenly reappears to reveal a thirty-year-old secret. Th…
Goodbye 2025
Reflecting on 2025, the author shares a journey of navigating both significant milestones, such as celebrating 20 years in engineering, and the profound grief of losing loved ones.…
Sourness of Passion hypothesis
The article argues that career passions are rare and often develop over time through dedication rather than being discovered as pre-existing interests. By building competence, auto…
From the Land of Cross and Star
Andrew Volkov’s *From the Land of Cross and Star* is a contemplative historical fantasy following a disgraced monk’s magical quest to save a loved one while being pursued by a form…
Missing Your Old Self After Motherhood Is Normal
The article explains that feeling a sense of identity loss after motherhood is a normal psychological transition called "matrescence," and it does not mean a mother loves her child…
Path to Passion
Inspired by the biblical story of Joseph, the author argues that passion is achieved through a necessary period of "skilling" developed during difficult or undesirable circumstance…
Book Review : From the Land of Cross and Star by Andrew Volkov.
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A case of misplaced beliefs – New Alfa Case
This review praises Sourabh Wagle's *Detective Alfa and Wrath of the Protector*, a Marathi crime fiction novel that follows sleuth Alfa investigating mysterious deaths in a superst…
Why Tea Breaks Are Therapy for Indian Mothers
For Indian mothers, a tea break is more than just a ritual; it is a vital tool for emotional regulation and a rare moment of solitude amidst constant domestic responsibilities. The…