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Drifting with the Sea: A Meditation on Light, Love, and Letting Go
A reflective journey into the calm of the coast, the pull of the sea, and the quiet gifts of nature that guide us back to ourselves.
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Love Letter to Bangalore: From Charm to Chaos
Once a city of charm and dew-scented mornings, now Bangalore is a cautionary tale of traffic tantrums, acid rain, and exhaustion. A satirical love letter for the ex we can’t stop missing.
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Dhruv Daily Routine: Life, Breakfast & Chaos
A witty, sarcastic dive into Dhruv’s daily chaos—cricket jitters, flattened toast, endless emails, and the art of surviving life’s maze.
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Ease After the Whirlwind: Claiming Your Heartfulness
Some storms come without warning — a racing mind, a tense body, a chest that refuses to rest. For days, I carried the weight of thoughts that were not mine, wounds that were borrowed, and care that was misplaced. This is the story of reclaiming it all: softening the knot of tension, setting boundaries, and allowing ease to return. In the quiet, I discovered the luxury of a heart still unbroken, the permission to rest, and the gentle rhythm of being wholly mine. Let the world’s chaos dissolve — what remains is yours to nurture.
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The Weight I Was Never Meant to Carry
Letting go of emotional weight is a journey, not a single decision. It begins with noticing the small spaces where light can enter, even when mornings feel stormy. This reflection is about letting go of emotional weight, learning to release what was never yours to carry, and discovering quiet love in unexpected places. It’s been weeks since I last blogged.My memories — my idea of love — have shifted. Mornings feel heavy, so I brace myself in the dark. Yet, light still finds its way in small, unexpected corners. I watch it creep across the floor, a quiet reminder that it exists — not everywhere, not in everyone, but somewhere.…
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Laying Down Emotional Weight: Finding Calm and Renewal
Laying down emotional weight is a journey of release, reflection, and renewal. This meditation invites you to surrender pain, anxiety, and burdens to nature—letting the mountains, streams, and winds guide you toward calm, clarity, and the courage to begin again.
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Bra Problems: Why We Own 3 Dozens but Wear Only a Few
I have a closet full of bras, yet I rotate only a handful. Some suffocate, some sit pretty like museum exhibits, and most are a daily reminder that comfort is a myth.
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House Help Disaster: When Dusting Turns Into Chaos
I asked my house help to dust the ceiling fan—simple, right? Handed her a telescope duster, pointed to the sturdy balcony ladder, basically set her up for success. Enter BS (BhagyaShree). Instead of following instructions, she perched on a low IKEA stool…on top of the mattress…yanking fan blades like a personal resistance band. Now my once-beloved fan squeaks, threatens to go airborne, and crash-land on me at any moment. Creativity? Innovation? Or pure chaos? One thing is clear: BS indeed. Nothing remotely Bhagya or Shree. Just BS. If you’ve ever experienced house-help-induced disasters, you’ll nod along. And if you haven’t…consider yourself lucky.
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From OMAD to FOMAD: When Gluttony Feels Holy
A love letter to food and Ruchi — olive oil, garlic, and the kind of gluttony that feels almost holy. From OMAD to FOMAD, tonight, it’s enough.
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Reclaiming Self-Care: A Small, Unbroken Heartfulness
A reflection on reclaiming care, softening the heart, and letting go of burdens that were never yours.
