In the late 1990s, I pursued art courses before delving into 2D graphics and animation. Despite a colour mishap, my Ganesha painting turned out well, leading to a digital version for a website. This inspired me to create my own basic HTML website and led to my first job as a website content writer.

The author grew up in a conservative Hindu Iyer family but rebelled against rules. Despite initial resistance, her mother introduced her to spiritual books and rituals, sparking a lifelong journey of questioning and learning about the Hindu religion. She found clarity through Indian cultural shows and texts, eventually embracing both subjective and objective perspectives.

The video interview with Keerthy and host of Beerbisceps Ranveer on Tamil culture and history reshaped my understanding of my 10th grade history and the impact of British influence on Indian diaspora. As the final batch writing the Anglo-Indian syllabus was a nerve wrecking challenge, but it also taught me the value of the learning process over focusing solely on results. Various styles of learning, such as bird's eye view, worker bee, worker ant, worker fish, and elephant memory learning, have shaped my education. The view on history needs to be re-evaluated to provide a more balanced and insightful perspective, especially in relation to the turbulent history of Southern India. The narrative of history has often been manipulated by those in power, and it is crucial to approach the subject with a fresh insight. Visual learning aids are essential in captivating the attention of modern-day students. Despite the struggles and mistakes of the past, there remains hope for a peaceful future.

Writer’s block affects all writers, hindering their ability to generate ideas. Overcoming it requires unique methods. Reading or watching unrelated content can help, while understanding the pattern of block occurrence is key. Using music, revisiting previous work, and maintaining a routine are effective strategies. Custom solutions are crucial, ensuring creativity flows freely in writing.