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The Pitfalls of Climate Messaging

Today effective climate messaging is more critical than ever. Yet, even as awareness grows, there’s an alarming gap between understanding and action. A new study carried out in the US reveals that people often misjudge which personal behaviors significantly impact carbon emissions. This revelation is crucial for Europe too, where climate change awareness is relatively high, but action must follow suit. Misplaced Beliefs: A European … Continue reading The Pitfalls of Climate Messaging

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Have You Ever Heard the Sleeping Technique “Cognitive Shuffling”?

Are you one of the many people who struggles with falling asleep? The constant flow of information and the stress of daily life can make it difficult to quiet the mind and drift off into a peaceful sleep. One method that I found recently is “cognitive shuffling.” But what exactly is cognitive shuffling, and can it really help you fall asleep? Understanding Cognitive Shuffling Cognitive … Continue reading Have You Ever Heard the Sleeping Technique “Cognitive Shuffling”?

Navigating Life’s Uncertainty: AI and Spirituality

Reflecting from northern Thailand, I explore life’s big questions amid rapid change and rising AI. Using ChatGPT as a modern oracle, I asked about spirituality, God, and prayer—and shared diverse, thoughtful answers. This post invites you to reflect on technology, uncertainty, and living with intention today.

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Smart Choices After a Sleepless Night

We’ve all been there—tossing and turning all night, staring at the ceiling, and watching the hours tick by. When morning finally arrives, you’re left feeling groggy and out of sorts. But there are ways to reclaim your day and make the most of it, even after a sleepless night. Let’s explore some strategies to help you bounce back and feel your best. To Caffeinate or … Continue reading Smart Choices After a Sleepless Night

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The Art of the Fruitful Cat Nap: A Guide to Afternoon Rejuvenation

There’s something wonderfully indulgent about stealing a few moments in the early afternoon to close your eyes and drift into a peaceful cat nap. Not only does it refresh the mind, but it also offers a host of health benefits that can enhance your overall well-being. Let’s explore how a simple cat nap can be a game-changer, especially for those of us in our golden … Continue reading The Art of the Fruitful Cat Nap: A Guide to Afternoon Rejuvenation

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The Never-Ending Workday

We are living in an era of hyperconnectivity and fragmented attention. The traditional 9-to-5 workday seems like a relic of the past as the boundaries between professional and personal life continue to blur at an alarming rate. With employees checking their emails as early as 6 a.m. and meetings stretching into the late evening, the modern work environment is increasingly becoming a 24-hour marathon of … Continue reading The Never-Ending Workday

When Politics Hurts: The Conflict, Connection, and Unspoken Pain We All Carry

We often talk about politics as if it’s something outside of us — distant, disconnected.
But what happens when it seeps into our relationships, our identities, our hearts?

Today, I saw more clearly how our personal stories and lived experiences shape the way we show up in the political space. How our pain, our history, and our longing for belonging all get projected into the public sphere — often without us realizing.

Whether it’s an American grappling with their country’s choices, or a Jewish person reckoning with the actions of the Israeli government — behind every opinion is a human story.
This post isn’t about taking sides.
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The Incredible Journey of Fauja Singh: Lessons in Resilience, Passion, and Longevity

Have you ever heard of Fauja Singh? His story emerges as one that defies age, and redefines the boundaries of the human spirit. Fauja Singh, an extraordinary centenarian marathon runner often dubbed the “Turbaned Tornado,” is a testament to the indomitable will and timeless potential that resides within us all. His life, filled with incredible perseverance and zeal, offers invaluable lessons that transcend age, redefining … Continue reading The Incredible Journey of Fauja Singh: Lessons in Resilience, Passion, and Longevity

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A Tale of Empathy: Elephants in the Sky

I read this story about how elephants are transported by airplane and I wanted to share it with you. Imagine an elephant being transported by airplane from one country to another, say from India to the United States. In its cage, you’ll find not just the majestic creature, but also a group of tiny, fragile chicks. Yes, you read that right—chicks. But why, you might … Continue reading A Tale of Empathy: Elephants in the Sky

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Celebrating World Environment Day: A Collective Stand Against Plastic Pollution

Every year on June 5th, the world comes together to celebrate World Environment Day, a day dedicated to encouraging worldwide awareness and action for the protection of our environment. This year, the focus is on combating plastic pollution, a pervasive issue that has infiltrated every corner of our planet and even our bodies. The Call to Action The official communication for World Environment Day 2025 … Continue reading Celebrating World Environment Day: A Collective Stand Against Plastic Pollution

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The Transformative Power of Reading

As I opened my email one morning, an invitation to purchase books caught my eye. Among the lines of promotional text, one phrase stood out: “Why reading teaches us to read.” This simple yet profound statement encapsulates the essence of reading in our lives. Reading transcends being merely a pastime; it is a gateway to knowledge and a lens through which we interpret the world. … Continue reading The Transformative Power of Reading

Grit, Growth, and Everyday Courage in Nepal

What does hope look like when you’re building a life from scratch—with no safety net, no shortcuts, and no guarantees?
In this interview, I speak with the owner of a small hotel in Nepal about dreams, resilience, and what it means to keep going—day by day, with intention and grit. Born of curiosity and edited through challenge (between the relentless heat and a MacBook that kept freezing), this story is for anyone navigating uncertainty and choosing to begin again and again—because they dare to dream, and they’re determined to create. Continue reading Grit, Growth, and Everyday Courage in Nepal

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Unseen Struggles: University Students and the Weight of Expectations

University life is often romanticized as a time of self-discovery, newfound freedom, and the pursuit of academic excellence. However, beneath this polished surface lies a tumultuous journey fraught with invisible struggles. Students often find themselves caught between towering parental expectations and the relentless pace of academia, leading to anxiety, guilt, and isolation. With this blog post I would like to reflect on these challenges, explores … Continue reading Unseen Struggles: University Students and the Weight of Expectations

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Reverse Culture Shock: A Guide to Reintegrating After Living Abroad

As I am thinking to return home after 15 years of expat life in just a couple of years from now, I am eager to discover and share effective strategies for smoothly transitioning back and overcoming reverse culture shock. Returning home after living abroad for many years can be indeed a challenging experience. While you might expect to seamlessly slip back into your old life, … Continue reading Reverse Culture Shock: A Guide to Reintegrating After Living Abroad

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The Benefits of Gardening

Are you struggling to find moments of tranquility and connection with nature? Have you ever thought about gardening? Being in a garden offers a place to slow down, breathe, and nurture life. Beyond the beauty and bounty it provides, gardening is a powerful elixir for health and happiness. Let’s see the multifaceted benefits and explore how everyone, regardless of space constraints, can partake in this … Continue reading The Benefits of Gardening

Pranayama – The Cosmic Life Force Energy

Ever wondered if you’re really doing pranayama right? In this post, I revisit my journey with breathwork—from confusion to clarity—and why conscious breathing is so much more than a technique. It’s a gateway to deeper transformation, but only when approached with care. Continue reading Pranayama – The Cosmic Life Force Energy

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Why It Is Important to Celebrate May Day

The celebration of May 1 as international workers day, holds a rich history and diverse significance across the globe. I think it is still crucial celebrating it for honouring the past struggles of workers, raising awareness about current labour issues, advocating for workers’ rights, and fostering a sense of solidarity and community among workers worldwide. The Historical Roots of May Day The origins of May … Continue reading Why It Is Important to Celebrate May Day

The Secret Thread That Weaves Through Your Life

What if your entire life has been guided by a hidden thread—one theme quietly shaping your journey?

From your greatest challenges to your most joyful moments, there may be a pattern, a deeper purpose, waiting to be discovered. This blog invites you to explore the “red thread” of your life—the invisible force that connects your past to your present, and your purpose to your path. Continue reading The Secret Thread That Weaves Through Your Life