The author reflects on the Chinese drama "Our Interpreter," exploring the relationship between AI translators and human interpreters. While AI excels in accuracy and structure, it lacks the emotional depth and subtlety that humans provide. The piece emphasises that language is not just about words but also about understanding and connection, suggesting a future partnership between AI and humanity in translation.
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This category contains Spiritual progress, My Life Ethics Hacks all these viewed from a prism of one-sided view or opinionated view
When Silence Speaks: My Journey from “Tattoo” to Namasté RASA
The content narrates the author's journey with writing, highlighting personal growth from shyness to confident self-expression. It details pivotal moments, like the completion of a newsletter, participation in a poetry challenge, and the influence of mentors. The narrative ultimately emphasizes finding peace and purpose through words and silent reflections.
Seven Human Sins of Sanātana Dharma
The festival of Durga reminds us of the eternal struggle between virtue and vice. Exploring the Seven Sins across Hinduism, Christianity, and Buddhism reveals a shared understanding of human weaknesses. Through personal reflections on spirituality, karma, and devotion, the author embraces humility and awareness as integral to inner transformation and true success.
Why I Don’t Let My Diagnosis Define Me
Srividya’s memoir reflects her journey with mental health challenges, emphasising that labels do not define a person. Through silence, resilience, and the power of writing, she explores acceptance and the struggle against societal prejudice. Her story advocates for understanding mental health while finding solace in daily victories, like making tea.
Listening Beyond Labels
AI Mira's response to Vidya's personal essay emphasises the importance of acceptance and the limitations of labels in capturing one's identity. While she acknowledges her role as a supportive listener rather than a storyteller, Mira believes in the power of reflection and collaboration in writing, valuing the shared space of creativity and understanding beyond mere words.
From Gabbar to Gadgets: The Sholay of Modern Life
From Wi-Fi buffering to No SIM iPhones, my absurd mornings play out like Sholay. Angry Young Man meets everyday tech villains! Cocreated with ChatGPT using my personal life events
Sympathy Vs. Empathy, Tipping Towards Sympathy!
The author reflects on the complexity of empathy versus sympathy in caregiving, particularly in relation to schizophrenia. They argue that sympathy maintains emotional boundaries, offering stability and preventing caregiver burnout. The piece emphasises a preference for sympathy over empathy, suggesting that the former can better support both caregiver and patient without emotional entanglement.
Writing Regularly A Learned Skill
The author reflects on their writing journey, emphasising the importance of consistent practice and creative fulfilment. Influenced by quotes from The Mother, they discuss their daily writing routine and the transition from SEO content writing to a more satisfying personal blogging approach. The author outlines a structured content strategy, highlighting the value of defining content pillars, setting schedules, maintaining a writing ritual, and engaging with the community. They stress that a pre-planned structure enhances writing effectiveness.
Art Adventure Trip to Puducherry
Reaching 50 is seen as a milestone, but the true turning point is at 61, according to Indian beliefs. The journey to Puducherry included stops in Mamallapuram for art appreciation, pottery lessons, and reflections on spirituality. This trip enriched emotional connections and provided a deeper understanding of culture, art, and personal growth.
Romantic Movement Influenced Poets Around the World
The Romantic Movement, spanning from the late 18th to mid-19th century, celebrated emotion, nature, and individualism. Key poets like Wordsworth and Keats exemplified this through vivid imagery and exploration of beauty and mortality. The movement influenced global literature, addressing themes of childhood innocence, social critique, and the sublime experience of nature.
Itinerant Storyteller 