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When we hear “skincare” today, we often think of serums, exfoliants, or 10-step routines. Yet, thousands of years ago, Ayurveda taught that the skin is a reflection of digestion, lifestyle, and mental balance. Classical texts like Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita and Ashtanga Hridaya described the skin not just as a covering but as a living …
Ayurvedic Skincare: Ancient Secrets for Healthy & Glowing Skin Read More »
We all grew up with a timeline. Not an official one, not something written in ink, but still, a timeline that sat quietly in our minds. School by 18. Degree by 21. Job by 22. Promotion by 25. Marriage by 27. Kids by 30. Settled by 32. That was the unspoken roadmap, the one whispered …
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“युवतीनाम् मासे मासे पुष्पवत् आर्तवम् भवति।” (Sushruta Samhita) In young women, each month the Artava (menstruation) blossoms like a flower. In Ayurveda’s eyes, a woman is a living symphony. She is a whole universe of body, mind, and spirit, with her cycles simply reflecting the harmony within. The monthly rhythm of menstruation is known as …
PCOS Beyond Hormones: How Ayurveda Perceives the Woman Read More »
Introduction “The most beautiful and profound emotion we can experience is the sensation of the mystical. It is the power of human emotion that sets us apart from machines, reminding us that our deepest connections are not built on algorithms, but on shared moments, unspoken words, and the warmth of a simple touch.” — Albert …
“Ask for what you want and be prepared to get it.”Beautifully put in words by Maya Angelou. There is a kind of magic in the air when you really believe that manifestation is a thing. It’s not something you can always put into words or describe with logic, but it’s there, lingering like the slightest …
The Magic of Manifestation: How the Law of Attraction Changed My Life Read More »
“I would have let him go one finger at a time, until, without his realizing, he’d be floating without me. And then I thought, perhaps that is what it means to be a parent — to teach your child to live without you.” Beautifully put in words by Nicole Krauss. It’s been eleven years since …
Feminism does not exist in India. Rather, feminism does not exist in the world, irrespective of how progressive the society is. However, it would be wrong to say that our society isn’t trying to get to a point of equality. The disparity between the sexes isn’t a rural trend alone. Every major profession, city and …
The Complexity of Feminism in Patriarchial Societies Read More »
In a world where social norms and standards rule the day, the quest for grandeur frequently obscures the important reality that true achievement comes from contentment. Unlike the dominant narrative, which defines success in terms of material accomplishments, I genuinely think that genuine fulfillment arises from experiencing joy and satisfaction in one’s work. Social standards …
“There are some who live in a world of their own, and there are those who, while living in this world, create their own. The latter are the readers of books.” W.H. Auden couldn’t have said it better! I’ve been a bookworm since my childhood. Forget fancy toys and dresses! Receiving a book bundle used …
In the grand mosaic of life, the role of a single mother is like a colorful thread weaving a story of surrender, self-discovery, and unwavering strength. Imagine this journey unfolding in a society where old-fashioned beliefs still hold strong—this is the reality of single mothers in India. It’s not an easy path; it’s one paved …
A Symphony of Strength and Love in Single Motherhood Read More »
