Follow Me or Unfollow Me for These 7 Reasons To me, every connection I have with people on the Internet must be intentional. Here are seven reasons to follow or unfollow me. 1. 🌱 Follow me if you are looking for authenticity in people.2. 🎬 Follow me if you enjoy storytelling presented in video diaryContinue reading “7 Reasons To Follow/Unfollow Me.”
Author Archives: Amanya
🥪✨ Four Snacks to Know More About Me.
Food is never just food it is condiment, memory, and sometimes a mirror of who I am. If you ever wonder what my personality tastes like, here are four snacks that tell my story better than my words. 🌶️ Vada Pav: Street Food ComfortThere is something magical about sinking your teeth into a hot vadaContinue reading “🥪✨ Four Snacks to Know More About Me.”
A Question I’m Still Learning: My Progress or Personal Growth
🌱 I’m Still Learning: My Progress Personal growth consists of progress not end goals, and for me, it’s about understanding my path. I am in the process of learning how to relax, listen to my own inner voice, and realize that growing does not happen overnight. Some days are better than others, but even instancesContinue reading “A Question I’m Still Learning: My Progress or Personal Growth”
Shaadi, Secrets and Second Chances By Rheea Noor Book Review
Here’s my quick take on Shaadi, Secrets, and Second Chances by Rheaa Noor.If I had to pinpoint one word to describe this book, it would be ‘LOVE’. This book does not revolve around marriage rather it revolves around love that does not die over the passage of time. The wedding of Tara and Arjun, heldContinue reading “Shaadi, Secrets and Second Chances By Rheea Noor Book Review”
The Great Indian Medico Masala By Dr. Kumar Nirbhay Book Review.
Hospitals are indeed more than just the places where you hear the sound of stethoscopes and see the sight of prescriptions. They have their own stories to share along with elements of drama and spiciness. Reading The Great Indian Medico Masala by Dr. Kumar Nirbhay was like entering that world through my own eyes. ToContinue reading “The Great Indian Medico Masala By Dr. Kumar Nirbhay Book Review.”
Bytes And Breaths By Neha Taneja, Anand Laxhmivarahan R. Book Review
When I started reading Bytes and Breaths. I was not prepared for how genuine the narrative seemed to be. It is not just about artificial intelligence or entrepreneurship it is about the invisible burden that leaders bear, fatigue, and suppressed feelings within the team. The path taken by Zara reminds us that winning is notContinue reading “Bytes And Breaths By Neha Taneja, Anand Laxhmivarahan R. Book Review”
When Longing Becomes Dangerous: A Look at Sanjay Tamta’s If Longing Could Kill
There is something inherently unsettling about a quiet mountain settlement. The mist conceals more than the landscape, isolated cottages seem to hold their own secrets, and familiar faces can become strangers when darkness falls. Sanjay Tamta’s If Longing Could Kill embraces this atmosphere beautifully, creating a historical mystery where the stillness of the hills becomesContinue reading “When Longing Becomes Dangerous: A Look at Sanjay Tamta’s If Longing Could Kill”
Z – Zen of Writing(Where stillness becomes syntax)
Writing can be experienced as Zen; this does not mean achieving a level of success (perfection); instead, it embodies the experience of being in a serene and calm state of mind – sitting with the pen, authoring the thought, and taking a moment to pause before returning back to writing. Allowing yourself to lose controlContinue reading “Z – Zen of Writing(Where stillness becomes syntax)”
Y – Year in Reading(Where pages become seasons)
Every year brings about its library, not only of books but also of moods. Some months will be poetic, some will be essays in patience. My year in reading was an almost silent autobiography written within margins. It was a year filled with stories that held me during times I could not help myself, storiesContinue reading “Y – Year in Reading(Where pages become seasons)”
X – Xenophilia in Literature(Where love crosses borders)
Just as xenophobia is the fear of the stranger, xenophilia is the opposite – the love of the strange, the interest in the foreign. And all the literature ever stood behind it. From the times of Homer, who glorified the hospitality to strangers, and up until Amitav Ghosh’s In an Antique Land, where Hindi filmsContinue reading “X – Xenophilia in Literature(Where love crosses borders)”
