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Reflections on becoming

  • Chants and groupthink

    Have you ever found yourself a part of a rally that you believe supports a cause? Don’t we want to be a part of something bigger than ourselves? While listening to the loud music playing at a party, I couldn’t deny how my heart beat with the rhythm. And looking around the crowd, most people Read more

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  • It’s not mother’s day but this is worth telling about

    Seeing your mom at her workplace takes your perspective about her to a different level. You don’t just see her as your mom anymore. You now look at her as a professional. And just like other professionals, it’s interesting to see how much your mother knows about her work. Most of the time, we only Read more

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  • We drove our way here

    Spending time with old people is never wasted once you know what to do with it. When you raise the right questions, you’ll be surprised to find rich stories of old, like how your grandparents came together or how it felt for them raising their children. Talking with old people is also like visiting a Read more

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  • Reading a novel, watching a movie

    Reading a novel pushes your mind to imagine things based on how you interpret the words of its author. But seeing its interpretation in a motion picture makes the story more alive. It’s a bonus to see it in the movie just as you imagined. All the better when your mind is opened to new Read more

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  • How does one waste a life anyway?

    It’s easy to waste your life away when you don’t look beyond the now and see yourself in the future. How does one waste a life anyway? By seeking momentary pleasures and not thinking of what should be done today that can make tomorrow better. I remember a girl who had just turned sixteen, who Read more

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jessa

Reflections on becoming

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