Unveiling Real Stories
Navigating life's fragile connections
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Dear Reader,
Real stories are a rich tapestry of experiences that can teach us how to navigate life’s tumultous journey. I love reading real life stories on Subtack. It’s like opening a door and discovering refreshing glimpses. Speaking of doors, don’t miss NR Akhil’s guest post on that takes us on a journey through stunning royal doors across India.
The Royal Doors of Jaipur through the lens of NR Akhil
Doesn’t a gorgeously decorated door ignite the curious art-seeker in you?
In a similar vein,
‘s vivid tribute in the form of a poignant love letter to Bangalore caught my instant attention. I loved reading her post.
How many stories are hidden inside names?
Touching upon the story of a name,
’s thought-provoking post about her maternal grandmother’s name touched a chord within.
I was reminded instantly about my grandmother whose name was ‘Meenakshi’ yet she was deeply attached to a lesser known nickname ‘Ammukutty.’ Our secret of sorts!
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Indians have revered trees since time immemorial. The motif of ‘Kalpavriksha’ is well-depicted across works of art and literature, while depicting the ‘Tree of Life’. From our Puranas to Ramayana and Mahabharat, trees are depicted with a distinct life and energy of their own. Which is why I felt drawn to this post on
’s Newsletter. Read it here.a special note
Yay!
has finally started writing on Substack. Head over to Jeena’s 'Labyrinths of Life’ as it touches upon insightful musings. I had reviewed her book ‘Rat, Rabbit, Rock!’ here on Substack - do check it out and read her book!Subscribe to Jeena’s newsletter today.
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Explore a young adult’s tumultous journey, read Jyotiraditya Sanand’s ‘The Labyrinth Within: A Gateway to the Teenage Mind.’
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