For the longest time, I have tried to figure out a balance in my relationship with religion and God. While I don’t yet have an answer, or even anything close to one, writing this has helped me structure many thoughts that, before I wrote this, were all muddled up into multiple knots. Join me as I try to unravel a few of them. Continue reading Mythology, Religion, and My Relationship with God
I don’t think I am anywhere near qualified to actually review books – but I have shared my humble experience while reading this book. As the name indicates, the book is supposed to reveal Japanese secrets to a long and happy life. Did it? Read to find out! Continue reading Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life
For Pavan, the mysterious disease that was supposedly killing hundreds and thousands of people in the world was quite insignificant. He had heard on the radio that morning that 20387 people had been diagnosed today; that all schools and shops would remain closed for 2 weeks and a special train was arranged the next day to bring migrants back. None of this meant anything to … Continue reading The Aging Old Lady
Two children, an abandoned cottage, a man and a hard to believe tale. Continue reading The Phantom Hill
When lockdown was lifted, a loving father, husband moves back into his old routine. Is he the same person though? Continue reading The Masterpiece
To the things that I didn’t know I needed to understand and the things I understood overnight Continue reading To goodbyes and new beginnings
Into this Air is a harrowing narrative of the 1996 Everest Disaster, written through the eyes of someone who has experienced it. The book dives deep into the details of the day, and its impact on the life of the author, who is one of the survivors. Continue reading Into Thin Air: A Personal Account of the Mount Everest Disaster
Every story has a beginning, middle, and end; not necessarily in that order. Here’s to what I think of as the beginning of my story. Continue reading Backstage Beginnings
half-baked tales 