Madness
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Calm in Chaos: The Sign of Greatness
Greatness is often imagined as loud — heroic gestures, dramatic achievements, moments that shake the world. But in truth, greatness shows itself most clearly in the quietest way: the ability to remain calm in the midst of chaos. Chaos tests us.It exposes the cracks in our composure and the limits of our patience. It pushes Continue reading
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Rethinking Love and Global Chaos
People say that there is lack of love in this world. Had there been enough love, then there would not have so much of troubles on this planet. Well, this made me remember what I had read once about three types of love in his great book, ‘The Pilgrimage’ by Paulo Coelho. The three types Continue reading
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Love and Anger
Love and anger often feel like opposites. One soothes, the other burns. Yet, deep down, they are connected—like two moods of the same river. A river, in its gentle flow, bends around rocks and obstacles with grace. That is love—soft, tender, willing to adapt. But in the fury of a monsoon, the same river becomes Continue reading
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The Tourist Who Never Returned
You set out as a traveler — with a heart wide open and a map folded neatly in your pocket. The world, you believed, was stitched together by stories, cultures and the quiet kindness of strangers. You were there not to conquer, not to provoke, but simply to witness — to taste unfamiliar air, to Continue reading
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