Month: June 2024

Embracing Your Unique Creativity: Overcoming Self-Imposed Limitations

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“Oh! You are so creative.” I’ve often heard these words, and they catch me off guard each time. What have I done to warrant such a compliment? I can’t even draw a straight line, and my singing and dancing skills are best kept within the confines of my shower. The notion of being labelled “creative” … Read more

Sadananda’s Bond with Ants: A Tale of Empathy and Connection

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I love reading short stories by Satyajit Ray, the famous Bengali author. Apart from being a renowned filmmaker, he was also a respected writer. In 1978, Oxford University awarded him its DLitt degree. He passed away in Calcutta in April 1992. One of Ray’s captivating stories is “The Small World of Sadananda,” featuring a 13-year-old … Read more