Trigger warning: Suicidal thoughts. In this episode we go straight to the heart of it. What have my walls seen and heard, what it takes to rebuild your broken altar and is it true that your space is your temple? Let's get raw, but let's first get REAL.

What does it take to master your skills? What odds would you have to face? Will the whole world stand in communion with you or will you have to stand against the world to make dreams come true some day? Find for yourself as we speak with Mary Sarojini John or The Crochet Queen as she's fondly known, as she talks to us about what it took her and how many years it took her to be all that she wanted to be and more!

What does it take to master your skills? What odds would you have to face? Will the whole world stand in communion with you or will you have to stand against the world to make dreams come true some day? Find for yourself as we speak with Mary Sarojini John or The Crochet Queen as she's fondly known, as she talks to us about what it took her and how many years it took her to be all that she wanted to be and more!

In this episode we talk all about the little things in life that actually matter. What it is like to outgrow people, to quit social media or why I chose to live life low key.

Poetry from my second book, "Mapping Chaos".

"Love is strong as death"; (Song of Solomon-8:6) Does Love conquer death, though? Is it worth all the hype? What's this Arabic word, "Ya'Aburnee" all about? Do you even know love until you've had your heart broken? Is love beyond all these -isms? A little glimpse into Thaatha's love story. I read a poem from my second book, MAPPING CHAOS about love but pretty much go improv on the rest of the dialogue on love. It just came to me today because I've been blessed with the luxury or thinking about this a lot these days. So let's talk. Let's decode this "eternal tag" to Love itself.

In this episode I talk about what it takes to NOT quit life. Why we need to hold on a little longer and all that life can show us when we hold on a little longer. The song I've mentioned in this episode is "End of me", by Ashes Remain.

What's it like to quit all social media circles, even ones that were preliminary to my audience. Personal lessons in slowing, outgrowing people, walking away from anything that refuses to aid personal growth and this positivity journey as a whole.

In this episode we talk about bringing the bigger picture into the front seat again. I read my best poem of 2020. I talk about Love and mindfulness and chasing happiness and resetting life to the natural design of things, all whilst watching the starry sky. Footnote- As mentioned in the podcast, you can always buy my 3rd book: DEAR COSMIC MISTAKE, on Amazon.

Trigger warning- DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. In this solo rant sess, we talk all about Domestic violence, unlearning Trauma, parenting and re-parenting and why in Indian families, hate is readily available in excess but love is taboo and how to re-write institutionalised ideologies like such. My 34th book of 2020, "Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine" by Gail Honeyman.