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So That You Know: Mani Rao’s Poetic Gaze That Softens the World
This essay explores So That You Know by Mani Rao — a quiet, profound poetry collection that turns ordinary moments into luminous art.
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How to Listen: Thich Nhat Hanh’s Meditations on the Art of Conversation
Drawing from Thich Nhat Hanh’s teachings, this essay explains how deep listening begins with ourselves and blossoms into healing connection with others.
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Bibliotherapy: How Stoic Philosophy Can Help You Deal with Anxiety
Here is an ancient philosophical meditation to deal with your anxious mind. Let’s try this.
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How to Forget: Meera Ganapathi’s Walking Meditations on Letting Go and Holding On
Some books take you somewhere. Meera Ganapathi’s How to Forget teaches you to stay.
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Goddess Complex: What a Woman Chooses to Carry
Sanjena Sathian’s recent book Goddess Complex is a sharp, emotionally layered meditation on modern womanhood, identity, and the complexities of choice. Let’s explore more in this essay.
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Meditating in a Ten-Foot-Square Hut: Kamo No Chomei’s Timeless Wisdom on Loss
In this essay, I explore Kamo no Chomei’s book Hojoki and its profound insights into coping with loss. His wisdom can guide us in finding peace and resilience during difficult times.
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Reading Hot Water: Childhood, Motherhood, and Bhavika Govil’s Art
A book like this might sit on someone’s shelf for years, waiting. And one day, when they need comfort, they’ll pick it up, read a few pages, and feel less alone.
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The Golden Gate: A Novel in Free Verse and Vikram Seth’s Genius
The Golden Gate by Vikram Seth is a groundbreaking novel in verse that intricately weaves the lives of four friends in 1980s San Francisco, exploring themes of love, loss, and personal growth. Let’s find out more.
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