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Do you like clicking photographs of your favourite moments with your beloved? I do too. Listen to this episode about such moments of nostalgia. A quick tip- listen to it with your beloveds, whoever they are, not just a partner.
How often have you immersed yourself in work or social life to avoid those feelings that take over your mind when you're alone? How many times have you turned on music to avoid a thought? Do you know how you feel? How would you know that feeling until you let yourself feel it? How will you get over it? Listen to this episode, and let us find some solace together.
Discover the Power of Hope with Emily Dickinson
In this captivating episode, we recite Emily Dickinson's cherished poem, "Hope is the thing with feathers," and explore how its profound message of resilience and optimism resonates in our lives today. Tune in to be uplifted, inspired, and reminded of the strength that hope brings during challenging times. Join us for a poetic journey that will touch your heart and ignite a newfound sense of hope within you. 🕊️✨
Literature teaches us a lot about the ways of life. We see life closely through stories woven with words. In the third season of this podcast, let us explore some works of literature that we relate the most with. Delve deeper into the written words, perhaps you get to listen to something you need to hear right at this moment. Share your favourite poetries and I would love to recite them for you.
There are so many times when we feel fragile but don't let it take over or accept this feeling. This is that moment, where I ask you to be fragile, to be soft and let one memory of pain/discomfort come to the surface. Listen to me narrate one of our stories about unfulfilled love. Unfulfilled! but why? Listen to the episode and know more.
There are so many truths we know, yet accepting them comes with a heavy burden. Tune into this episode and listen one such truths, we mention everyday but forget the moment we are pulled down by something material. Let us spend one moment more to let it sink within us.
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