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  1. Pari this is so authentically and honestly written that it cannot but go straight to my heart. Keep on writing. The world needs more like you

  2. Loved how you have with such simplicity described how and to what extent the Pandemic changed our lives….. made me remember how I had so many apprehensions to even visit my own parents. This is indeed straight from your heart to ours…. Keep blogging

  3. Insightful reading, drawing reference to pertinent pointers that are often overlooked and overshadowed by educators and parents alike, in the rat race for achieving grades..!!!

  4. The benefits are explained meticulously. Parents are so caught up in the rat race of grades that they tend to compromise on supporting activities that play an integral role in holistic development. Contributive article.

  5. Speech & Drama have certainly changed the way I present myself, be it at the workplace, events or at social gatherings…. There is an intrinsic value add the subject has on children which can do wonders for their self-esteem and help them evolve into confident young individuals

  6. Once again, touching, and really evoked some powerful imagery for me Pari. What I’m left with most memorably is “there are some who can live without wild things and some who cannot”. Powerful!

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  8. Feel as of now have found my purpose in life in the work I do…. But maybe someday when time permits I will get back to my real passion which is theatre….

  9. Was fun just reading about these theatre games…. Infact and thinking of adapting and using some of these for team building activities at my workplace. This is going to make the next review fun me thinks 😁

  10. Loved the article. I could feel the vibe through your words. You also absorbed so much of your surroundings along your journey. I bet the naval band playing was one of your favourite moments.
    Thanks for sharing

  11. Rightly said Pari. Loved all the replacement points you mentioned. It will do a great deal to overall personality development and independent study. Key points to help the child fend for themselves and teaches problem solving

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  15. Loved the way you captured and categorised the different seasons of COVID. Really captured the emotions well in each picture. I can almost hear and recall the deafening silence of those days we experienced during the lockdown through the pictures.
    Rightly said , it was a time when everyone collectively felt the same emotions

    Nice work Pari. Keep ’em coming!

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  21. I wouldn’t put down an Archie comic until it was done 🙂

    Good read! Thanks for bringing back those memories

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  24. Thanks Pari for the mention. It really humbled me as you are a dear friend and I like your blog’s. It’s relatable and straight from the heart

  25. I particularly like this post because I’m going through a similar phase of feeling like I am stuck in a limbo. There are still some aspirations I would like to fulfill like doing what a like for myself amidst my busy schedule. A monthly check list or goal is what I am been aiming at creating for myself to help me take a step forward at the time. My aim for May ( hopefully).

  26. Nice article Pari. I like the first point being accept the situation. To me it’s more like , stay in the moment and go through the motion knowing that this too shall pass whilst doing little things that help you change your state of mind / feelings. It helps. Sending you warm hugs!!

  27. So proud of you Pari. Can’t wait to read your little baby “Red”.

    It’s amazing how you went through the whole publishing process by yourself and finally got your book out there. This took a lot of patience, dedication and courage. This is just the beginning and more to come! 🙂

  28. The only book on your list that I’ve read is Far From The Madding Crowd. I also don’t remember much about it.

    I do have a lot of books by Thomas Hardy that I haven’t reread in a long time.

  29. Wow… That’s quite a revelation… Would not for the life of me ever imagined nursery rhymes to have sinister underlying meanings… Interesting read… and something new learnt today…

  30. Good vibes is what your posts are all about…. Always something positive to take back from your writings… No matter what life throws at you, “all you need to do is keep the FAITH”….

  31. Loved reading this piece and how well you’ve connected it to your blogging journey… Agree we all need happiness engineers who sometimes may not help resolve a problem but by just listening to us, they would help make us feel better. And then once we are able to collect our thoughts maybe the solutions would come from within us…

  32. Always thought graffiti to be random works of art depending on the artist’s style and sometimes a brief given to them… Interesting to know that there are different fonts to graffiti as well… Will definitely look a graffiti differently from now onwards and try and identify it with the fonts… ❤️

  33. What a fantastic insight into some female vocalists… Some I have listened to and love their songs… will definitely add those who I haven’t yet listened to on my playlist… 🎸🎺🎷🎹 🎶🎵🎼🎶

  34. Firstly loved the “Faith logs” and all the blog posts of October…. Especially the tribute to Mr Tata….
    Having had the opportunity to interact with Mr Tata albeit very brief connects would have loved to write about those interactions because they have left an indelible impression on my mind….

  35. It’s just beautiful Pari… Truly a labour of love… what a lovely story behind it. Truly must have take a lot of patience and perseverance to see this through…. And it shows in how fantastic the canvas looks. ✨❤️✨🌟💫

  36. Thank Pari, the book seems rather interesting now. Will surely get to reading it. I too don’t like self help book, because I prefer to live in a world of fantasy. However, sometimes it’s nice to know what there are stories out there that you can resonate with and can learn something from.

    1. Thank you Jovita for visiting Faith! Yes you will find anecdotes and stories that relate to your life in this book. It’s truly an interesting read. Although fantasy does help one survive the day to day mundaneness. Keep reading!

  37. Love reading your blogs Pari… Each one has a new story to tell and it’s so refreshing from the regular blogs we read on travel.. food… Love how you weave them into your daily life with some of the most beautiful pictures… Keep going Pari… Happy blogging to you 💖💕✨💫

  38. It’s true when they say that sometimes friends just appear out of nowhere as though sensing your need for one… and the rickshaw driver who brought her home safely was more like her guardian angel💜🪽What a heart warming and lovely read this was…

  39. Yes, exactly. “What do you do,” not “What are you feeling?” Or, “What is your predicament?” When what you do is often not your first choice, or any choice at all. Under all the names and labels we are called to work.

  40. Congratulations on crossing 5K views… that’s fantastic ✨💫
    Have been enjoying reading your blogs… From books… to music… to art… ek kahani and snippets from your life… and not to forget the beautiful photos taken by you which you post… Look forward to the blog each week… ❤️✨💫
    Happy blogging Pari…

  41. The red painting with the reflection and the one with the sun’s rays flowing through are my favourites… Love the red because have always liked to see and photograph reflections ❤️ and the sun’s rays flowing through signify hope…💛
    Also love the Dervish Linocut work. It’s a unique and different art form and also reminds me of the book you wrote which is one of my favourites – “The Dervish” 💜

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