Human Experience
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My Three Moments of Living Fully Alive
“That courtyard was not only of the house; it was of my childhood, of my roots, and of my awakening.” This reflection shares three profound moments that revealed the essence of truly living. The first moment arises in a childhood courtyard, looking at the sky, where innocence and silent questions awaken. The second comes through the mother’s face, which becomes more than personal, it becomes a mirror of identity and an era’s story. The third moment unfolds at the birth of a daughter, when alongside her entry into the world, the writer experiences the birth of silence and innocence within. Through this, death is seen not as an end but…
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A Dry Leaf in My Hair
A trending conversation about one actress’s hair prompted me to examine my own hair with new eyes. In that moment, a simple dry leaf became a jewel, and a brief encounter with nature turned into a reflection on beauty, gratitude, and the infinite artistry of God. Through this small event, life revealed once again that even the most minor details can carry divine meaning. “Has God decorated my hair with this dry leaf, or has He sent the leaf to travel through me?” “Has God decorated my hair with this dry leaf, or has He sent the leaf to travel through me?” A Trend and a Question Today, when I…
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Rakhi Bandhan: A Thread Beyond Rituals
This heartfelt article on Rakhi Bandhan blends personal childhood memories with the deeper meaning and history of the festival. It begins with playful recollections of tying Rakhis for gifts, then moves to a thoughtful question: why should only brothers promise protection? The post reflects on how true bonds go beyond rituals, rooted instead in love, respect, and shared humanity. It also traces the origins of Raksha Bandhan from the Mahabharata and historical events, showing how the festival’s essence is the promise to protect and cherish one another. For the author, every act of care is a Rakhi, and blessings are life’s most precious gift. My Present: The Dictionary of Silence…