As I turn 26 today, I am proud of my growth. Reflecting on my thoughts, showcasing my journey and how far I have come, one year at a time.
The sunset was too pretty to be ignored today. Captured this through film and poetry.
The story revolves around a courtesan named Kalavati in Pravaraputra, modern day Srinagar who is in distress as her guardian (also her grandmother) is dead, and as a result, her business is suffering.
My experience of what it feels like getting infected with COVID-19 during the brutal second wave in India.
Contrary to lifestyle magazines, self-love is more than just bubble bath and face masks. Here is how to practice self-love everyday.
Its a collection of nostalgic, erotic poetry taken from around a thirty-six period of Cavafy’s life which also explains the longing in some of the poems.
When you know your WHY and have a clearer clarity around your purpose, your actions support that WHY and then the HOW becomes easier.
As I turn 25, I feel that I am the person now who I wanted to be when I was younger Turning 25 is a milestone. It’s when you’re a quarter of a century old. It’s when you’re no longer too young nor too old for the world. It’s when you still have so much …
Set in post World-War 2 Japan, Yukio Mishima’s novel The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea is a disturbing yet compelling read.
Society is always telling us to hustle, so much that we wear being busy as a badge of honor. But sometimes the most productive thing you can do is to rest.
Quarantine Diaries from different parts of the world showing a glimpse of the lockdown in their country and how they have been coping with it.
I named the album #dirumahaja; it’s a hashtag Indonesians use to encourage people to just stay at home (di rumah aja = just stay/be at home).
A short image of what Pakistan is facing and tips to take care of your mental health during the pandemic.
No one could’ve predicted that we would be living under strict regulations to stay indoors for such an extended period. 2020 – this was supposed to be our year.
As an essential worker who relies on public transit it is terrifying. We need to be more aware of the consequences and not try to rush reopening.
When they said on the morning news that we had our first case of covid-19 up high in Finland. I was not afraid, because it was still so far away.
The lockdown was announced in my neck of the woods on a windy Wednesday evening on March 11. It started out as a regular day with no premonition of the challenging times coming our way.
But since this lock-down started, I’ve been dreaming and dreaming. And I believe that everything happened lately was a sign to me to go fulfil my dreams!
I vividly remember the day my government announced that Luzon was going to be put under lockdown or community quarantine as they put it.
I hail from the Pearl of Africa, our first case was detected on the night of 22nd March and the next morning I had to head straight home back from school.