Myself, a human being

The path of 20s is not so easy for many. It's the phase when one experience the problems which they've never seen before and starts feeling the burdens of responsibilities. And suddenly, the nights become sleepless as self-comparisons hit so hard, all the plans start moving off the track and the worst part is when there's hardly anyone to understand all these. During this period, many who had been actively engaged and very social in their lives often find themselves narrowing down into smaller spaces and responsibilities. These contractions for survival can sometimes be a subject to judgments.  The ones who used to reach to everyone with concern and consoling them, then start taking time for themselves for which they become 'selfish' for others and hence all they did till then becomes invalid.  In fact, every human around us are battling with their own struggles. It's just the intensity that varies. Just because they smile and try to be cheerful, it doesn't ...

Letting go - these two simple words can carry a weight so heavy that it feels impossible to lift. We’ve all heard people say, “Just move on.” But when you're standing in the middle of the storm, those words can sound empty. The truth is, moving on is an art, one that requires patience, practice, and above all, courage. I've seen my own people struggle to move on. I’ve watched them fight against the waves of their past, trying to escape memories that cling too tightly. It’s a painful journey, one that can feel endless. The sleepless nights, the constant replaying of moments in your mind, the overwhelming sadness - it’s like being trapped in quicksand. The harder you try to pull yourself out, the deeper you seem to sink. When you can’t let go, everything becomes a struggle. It’s exhausting to carry the weight of old hurt, failed relationships, or missed opportunities. You feel stuck, like you're trying to run through mud. It’s as if your heart and mind are in two different pl...

Kerala, the land of lush green landscapes and serene backwaters, now faces a new trial in 2024. This time, it's not just heavy rains but catastrophic landslides in Wayanad that test the resilience of this beautiful land. The hillsides give way under the relentless downpour, turning homes into rubble and blocking roads with torrents of mud and rock. As the disaster unfolds, the scenes are heartbreaking. Entire villages are buried, and the fear is palpable. Yet, amid the chaos, Kerala’s spirit shines brightly. The community unites in a remarkable display of solidarity and strength. Rescue teams, made up of both locals and volunteers from afar, are tirelessly working to pull people from the debris. Neighbors come together, sharing food, water, and shelter, showing the world what true unity looks like in the face of disaster. Every act of kindness, every helping hand, becomes a beacon of hope in these dark times. But as Kerala battles through this calamity, another issue looms large - ...