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Sep 7

Wonders Around Us

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Wonders Around Us

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Sep 1

A Lesson Over Coffee: The Legacy My Father Left Behind

How a simple afternoon conversation took on a completely different meaning years after my father passed away.

A Lesson Over Coffee: The Legacy My Father Left Behind

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Aug 14

Left.. Left..Left, Right, Left..

Even after all these years, that steady rhythm still lives somewhere in my mind.

Left.. Left..Left, Right, Left..

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Jul 16

Baking, Bowling, and Butter Buns: Confessions of a Lifelong Curious Mind

Subtitle: How a nostalgic 90s household joke (“Indha Vaaram, Vijay Vaaram!”) helped me embrace my love for jumping from hobby to hobby.

Baking, Bowling, and Butter Buns: Confessions of a Lifelong Curious Mind

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Jul 11

Woven Memories: How a “Boomer” Comment Revived the Summers of My Youth

A single word from the next generation can instantly bridge the gap to the golden, resourceful summers of the past.

Woven Memories: How a “Boomer” Comment Revived the Summers of My Youth

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May 24

From a ’64 Buick Skylark to Bullet Swami: The Unexpected Joy of Looking Under the Hood

From a ’64 Buick Skylark to Bullet Swami: The Unexpected Joy of Looking Under the Hood

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May 20

The Cosmic Savings Account: Why We Misunderstand Karma, Maya, and the Retirement Plan of Life

My understanding of how karma works.

The Cosmic Savings Account: Why We Misunderstand Karma, Maya, and the Retirement Plan of Life

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May 18

A Divine Dilemma: Why “Karuppu” Missed the Chance to Redefine the Guardian Deity

A Divine Dilemma: Why “Karuppu” Missed the Chance to Redefine the Guardian Deity

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May 10

The Magic of the “Me & My Mom” Worksheet: The Golden Era of Mother’s Day

A reflection on growing up, growing away, and growing back to understanding

The Magic of the “Me & My Mom” Worksheet: The Golden Era of Mother’s Day

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May 8

The “Grown-Up Mask”: When a Fourth Grader Reminds You Who You Are

Every morning, alongside our coffee, we wear the “Adult Mask” — responsible, sensible, composed. It’s the face the world rewards.

The “Grown-Up Mask”: When a Fourth Grader Reminds You Who You Are

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Mother, CS graduate, and seeker. Exploring the messy intersection of neuroscience, motherhood, and yogic wisdom and learning to trade fear for faith.

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