She was five months into her pregnancy when she was warned that she was at a high risk of losing her baby. At the doctor’s advice, she agreed to spend the next 90 days on a tilted bed with her feet above her head in a hospital bed. She ate, read and watched television 24/7 […]
Read More When Mum’s The WordWhen the Creator gave Himself up voluntarily into the hands of His creation.
Read More The Creator and The CrossA Whatsapp video was making the rounds. A young girl walks into an elevator and closely following behind her walks in a man too. Even before the door could shut, the man swings his right arm and hits the girl on her face. He grabs the handbag from the stunned girl, repeatedly punches and kicks […]
Read More A Woman’s WorthWhen BBC Travel asked a group of respondents what it would be like to live in complete darkness. One respondent who lived north of the Arctic Circle in Norway replied that some people get depressed while others get sleepy. Another respondent who lived in Sweden answered that the Northern Lights were a source of happiness […]
Read More The Victory of LightWhat are you seeking for? There is a Greater Seeker who is seeking for you.
Read More The SeekerThe In & Out of Freedom “The Great Freedom Sale!” the unmistakable orange-white-and-green advertisement calls out for your attention. It is that time of the year, the month of August where discounts are doled out, rates are slashed and prices hit rock bottom. Exclusive offers beckon the consumer and culminate to August 15th, the Indian […]
Read More Happy Independence DayMy daughter and I went shopping. As I looked through the clothes that hung precariously on the hangers, a pretty 5 year old girl popped out of nowhere. With short black hair that sported a fringe and wearing a beautiful dress, she smiled and asked me in a charming voice, “Aunty, did you see my […]
Read More Love Unexpected“Can you check with the staff seated in the next counter?”, he asked me. It was early morning and a time when customers slowly begin to trickle into the Bank. A burly customer walked up to my table, let’s call him Shankar, approached me with a query. It was a familiar enquiry, one that I […]
Read More When in Doubt“Cancer means death” that’s what she rationalized when she heard the devastating news when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Cecilia Emmett, an English Teacher and a mother of two was completely shattered when she heard the doctor’s diagnosis. She had lost her husband, Quentin a few years ago to colon cancer, and just when […]
Read More 4 Lessons from a Teacher who fought CancerPlaces are of significance. William Wordsworth in his poem, ‘Daffodils’ writes of his experiences as he wanders through valleys and hills until he beholds a spectacular array of golden daffodils. His experience had such a lasting impact on him so much so that whenever he is in a pensive mood, the beauty of those daffodils […]
Read More When Walking through the Wilderness
