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My Brief Journey with Medical Research
My Brief Journey with Medical Research I have been wanting to write about this for a very long time, but have been postponing it, like most important stuff in my life outside the hospital. But a recent conversation made me sit down and finally complete this. I recently took a short leave and was driving…
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The Dead May Never Die!
Long before humans learned to write, before cities rose and rivers were given names, there was an ancient belief about what happened when a human died. When a person died, the Good within them rose beyond the sky. It travelled to the realm of the Allfather, where it became part of something…
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Ached Heart
“I have never once felt the warmth of his gaze upon me. His eyes never carry love, tenderness or belongingness but only a hunger that unsettles me. Even when he looks at me, it is not affection that reflects back, but a stark shadow of lust and that hollowness disturbs me deeply.”
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What a Sixteen-Year-Old Taught Himself About Attention
A small discovery made during entrance preparation When I was sixteen, I was preparing for my medical entrance examinations at Prof. P.C. Thomas Coaching Classes. It was an intense period of preparation. Long hours of classes, practice, revision and, perhaps most importantly, long stretches of sitting silently in the study area. The environment was designed…
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BIASED KINDNESS
This article is an observation of how people are often treated differently even when they are placed in the same circumstances. Those who do not openly express emotions such as anger, disappointment, or hurt are often mistaken for people who were never affected in the first place. It highlights how silence is often misinterpreted as strength or indifference, while visible pain is more readily acknowledged.
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The Story of Two Continents
The Story of Two Continents Long ago, before ships had learned to cross oceans and before people had learned to believe that every distance could eventually be conquered, there were two continents. They could see one another on clear days. Between them lay a vast trench. It was not an ordinary sea. Its currents ran…