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The Hills Had a Waiting List
The boat ride at Thekkady was sold out for three months, and the hills, it turned out, had a waiting list. So I went looking for a man who travelled without booking anything. In 1790, Xavier de Maistre was confined to his room for forty-two days and planned a grand voyage anyway. What he found there explains why the crowd at the counter is the smaller problem, and where the peace we chase actually lives.


You Were Always Enough. You Just Forgot to Check.
I once spent forty-five seconds overthinking whether to accept chocolate from a cheerful stranger in Nice, France. She asked for nothing. Explained nothing. Just broke off a piece and held it out — the way people did things before we got sophisticated and suspicious.
I took it. She smiled like I'd passed a test I didn't know I was sitting. Then she walked away.
Dancing. On a Monday.
Some people simply refused to get the memo.


Some Days Don’t Take You Forward. They Take You Back.
What began as a simple work trip to Neyveli became a journey back to myself. From the open fields of Vridachalam to the eternal light of Vadalur and the kindness of strangers on a crowded bus, I rediscovered the beauty of ordinary lives and the quiet grace that binds us all. This isn’t a story about travel—it’s about love, gratitude, and the reason I started Mind Flow: to remind people that We Are One.


Pause it - Breaks let you Break Records
"From cavemen to CEOs, discover how the art of doing nothing could be your ticket to doing something monumental!"


The Allure of La Rambla, Barcelona
Rambla Road, with its history, vibrancy, and soul, stands as a beacon of beauty and culture. It reminds us of the magic it beholds.


Choosing the Right Shoe for your Life's Journey
the journey of a thousand miles doesn't just begin with a single step, but with the right shoe beneath it.


Discovering Happiness: The Danish Way
Denmark is the home of hygge, where cozy and comfortable meets content and happy


The Forgotten Art of Walking: Rediscovering the World on Foot
Picture a lazy Saturday morning when the mundane routine is shattered by a spontaneous decision to embark on a new adventure. As a parent, I yearned to inject excitement into my children's lives, to liberate them from the confines of their all-encompassing digital existence. In a world of overprotectiveness and countless online delivery options, it was time for my kids to experience something different—a simple walk to the nearby supermarket to buy their favourite snacks. Lit


Laal Singh Chaddha - Tenderness Toppled
When I got tired, I slept. When I got hungry, I ate. When I had to go, you know, I went.- Forest in Forest Gump My History with Forrest Gump If I had to categorise myself as someone before and after, then there couldn't be any better period than my sailing days. I had undergone not just a physical transformation but also a psychological change where my outlook on life had changed phenomenally. If someone tells me today that I don't take a lot of things seriously, then I attri


Stranger in Mumbai
Mumbai in a strange and a stranger's perspective. Is it just Mumbai?


Inside North Korea
A glimpse of life inside North Korea. Its unfortunate that even in 21st century we remain a mute witness to this cursed land.


A Nostalgia named Archie
A little tribute to one of those comics which has a piece of my childhood. The Archies.


Why this Kolaveri?
Who is Right and Who is Wrong? Can you tell? For Sure?


Travel Unlimited
Fresh from the college, these were the memories of my first travel across the globe. Written then, yet fresh in mind.
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