The post parallels the six seasons (Ritus) in Indian culture to the stages of human life. Beginning at birth (Spring), progressing through education (Summer), youthful growth (Monsoon), mid-life responsibilities (Autumn), reflective elder years (Pre-winter), and finally the experience of loss (Winter). It also discusses how modern farming impacts traditional seasonal eating habits and Ayurveda principles. The article concludes with personal thoughts on the importance of present-focused living.
Tag: ChaiGupshup
OMG – Oh My God! (2012) & OMG 2 (2023) | My Take on Them!
My take on both the movies OMG - Oh My God (2012) and OMG 2 (2023)
Japanese Series | Work-Life-Passion Balancing Act!
Chai and Gupshup about the Japanese Drama "I'm Taking a Day Off" My Take and Quirks.
Wrong Carriage Right Groom – CDrama Series
This is novel in Chinese Wrong Carriage Right Groom made into a drama and my take on it. "Wrong Carriage, Right Groom"(上錯花轎嫁對郎) by Xi Juan(席絹)
Calendar Quotes | Staying Calm So, No Harm Befalls!
Calendar Quote for September 27 expanded and explored for better understanding of the day's thoughts to ponder about.
[The Hindu Mag] India’s Public Libraries | A tool for an informed citizenry by Aditya Mani Jha
The Hindu Sunday Magazine main article take off and my two paisas.
Mid-Life Mind Minders by Neha Mehrotra (The Hindu)
An article take off of the Neha Mehrotra's article in the Sunday Mag the previous Sunday magazine on Mid Life Mind Minders.
Memoirs and Ghostwriting Industry | A Bird’s Eye-View
Sunday (16th July 2023) carried an article written by Swait Daftuar about Ghostwriting Industry and the thrill of writing undercover. The current of matching writers with celebrities for Memoir writing.
AI’s Raison D’être | AI’s Reason or Justification for Existence
A spin-off from Sunday Magazine article on AI in the classroom by Maithri Venkat in the daily The Hindu.
Children of the Web by Divya Gandhi (TH NWS)
My take on the article titled Children of the Web by Divya Gandhi in the Sunday magazine of the newspaper The Hindu!
