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School Memories

June 3, 2022 by Richa Jha

Although I have many fond memories of school, the one that tops my list is our daily commute to/from school by walking, regardless of rain or shine. Our school was 3-4 kilometers away from home. And we a bunch of girls, living in the same community, used to walk together to school. It used to … Read more

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I write to make sense of the world and share pieces of my heart. If my words make you pause, smile, or feel seen—then this page has done its job.”

Writing My Mind

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Writing My Mind
I read it somewhere and it stayed with me.The tree with fruits gets stoned. The empty one is ignored.That's how life is.A tree is not stoned because it is wrong, but because it is valuable.In life too, criticism, jealousy and judgment always follow value, growth and success. No one questions what has no worth. No one envies what has no light.If stones are being thrown at you, you are not failing.It is proof that you are bearing fruits. Proof that you are growing.So don't be angry at those who throw.And don't become empty just to avoid the pain.Keep growing. That is your purpose. ...

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You are not stuck because you are lazy.You are stuck because you thought you had to leap.You thought you had to change everything in one day.But growth doesn't ask for big leaps.It asks for small, honest steps.One small step to try again.One small step to not give up on yourself.You don't have to reach the top today.Just don't stay where you are. ...

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Sometimes we don't say what we actually mean. Not because we don't want to,but because we don't know how to in that moment. The words get tangled.We say it too fast, too little, or in the wrong way.That's the content. Messy and human.But underneath, there's always an intent.An intent that just wanted to be kind and understood.We've all been misunderstood for saying it wrong,and we've all misunderstood someone who was trying their best.So maybe next time, before reacting to the words,let's listen to the heart behind them.Because words can be flawed,but intent is almost always pure. ...

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🌿 Unlearning as Growth Unlearning is as vital as learning because it clears the path for wisdom to take root. We often carry outdated beliefs, habits, or fears that once served us but now hold us back. To unlearn is not to erase—it is to release what no longer serves our becoming. Just as pruning strengthens a tree, letting go of old patterns makes space for new growth. Learning fills us with knowledge, but unlearning frees us with clarity. Together, they shape a cycle of renewal where curiosity thrives and transformation becomes possible.#WritingMyMind #unlearning #growthwithin #SoulfulReflections #renewal ...

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🌿 Life often feels like a winding path, full of turns we cannot see ahead. Yet this thought reminds us that every struggle is only a chapter, not the whole story. If things are not yet okay, it simply means the journey is still unfolding, the healing still in progress. Hope whispers that endings are not defined by pain, but by peace — and when peace arrives, we will know we have reached the true end. Until then, we walk with faith, trusting that the unfinished moments are leading us toward light.#HopeInProgress #SoulfulJourney #WritingMyMind ...

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