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A Day That Does Not Slip Through My Fingers: Living Every Moment in Conscious Light
What does my perfect day look like? Not one filled with spectacle, but one illuminated by awareness. A day where nothing extraordinary happens, yet everything is deeply felt. Where tea steam becomes a cloud, soap bubbles hold galaxies, and sunsets widen the boundaries of the self. This is a meditation on moments — on how…
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Crafting a Welcoming Space in 2026: Building a Positive Blogging Environment in the Age of AI
In 2026, blogging is no longer just about publishing words—it’s about preserving authenticity in an AI-saturated digital world. As a book blogger, I reflect on how thoughtful reviews, respectful discussions, inclusive content, and ethical transparency help build a welcoming space that values humanity over algorithms. #Blogging2026 #AIAndWriting #BookBloggerLife #DigitalAuthenticity #PebbleGalaxy
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The Day I Chose the Smaller Door
Sometimes the door that looks the least important is the one the universe is quietly guarding. This is a poem about a small, almost forgettable decision—and how it unfolded into something vast enough to hold the sky. #WriteAPageADay #PebbleGalaxy #FreeVersePoetry #SmallDecisionsBigImpact #MindfulLiving #CosmicAwareness
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What Peace Looks Like to Me
Peace, to me, is not the silence after conflict but the quiet strength that rises from within. It is the river that forgets the stones, the sky that holds both stars and darkness. In this contemplative free verse journey, I explore how peace transforms from a personal stillness into a cosmic belonging. #PeaceWithin #MindfulLiving #CosmicPerspective…
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Choosing Myself First, and Finding the Shape of My Life
Choosing myself was never an act of abandonment, but a return. A slow, deliberate remembering of where my voice lived, how my spirit breathed, and why wholeness mattered more than approval. This poem traces that inward turn—from depletion to grounded clarity—until the self becomes a steady place to stand and meet the wider universe. #ChooseYourself…
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The Lesson That Wasn’t on the Timetable
The most useful thing I learned did not come from a classroom or a curriculum. It arrived quietly—through stillness, loss, unlearning, and the slow realization that life is not meant to be mastered, only listened to. This poem traces an inner journey from structured certainty to spacious awareness, where nature, time, and the cosmos become…
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A Letter to a Version of Me That No Longer Exists
This poem unfolds as a quiet letter written across time—to a self that once believed in fixed paths and permanent answers. Moving from intimate memory to cosmic awareness, it reflects on loss, transformation, and the tenderness of becoming. A meditation on how past selves do not disappear, but dissolve into the matter that shapes who…
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When the Horse Returns to Fire: Ashwini, Time, and the Inner Momentum of 2026
2026 arrives not quietly, but at a gallop. Marked globally as the Year of the Fire Horse and resonating deeply with Ashwini—the first nakshatra of Vedic astrology—this year carries the unmistakable energy of beginnings, speed, and irreversible momentum. Beyond prediction and festival spectacle, this essay explores the horse as a timeless civilisational symbol, the nature…
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What My Silence Would Say If It Could Speak: When Silence Learns to Speak
What if silence was never empty—only patient? In this intimate free-verse journey, silence becomes a living presence: listening, remembering, forgiving, and slowly widening into cosmic awareness. Moving from the unsaid within the self to the vast quiet of the universe, this poem explores how stillness carries truth, how restraint shapes identity, and how silence, when…
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Scamlands: Inside the Asian Empire of Fraud That Preys on the World — A Review
You begin Scamlands expecting stories of fraud. What you encounter instead is a mirror. Snigdha Poonam’s deeply reported book reveals how global systems, digital convenience, and economic precarity quietly collaborate to make deception ordinary — and profitable. This is not a book about criminals alone. It is about the world that trained them, and the…
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