Doctor, student, yogini, teacher, reader and observer
No words can express the loss I feel. To many the loss of a pet is no biggie. If that’s the case why am I spontaneously bursting into tears as I proceed to go through my regular day? I am making important decisions, taking assessments and exam, going about daily chores and repeating to myself losing a pet is the natural order of things, but when I stop and think if him as I very frequently do I feel unimaginable pain and loneliness.
There’s a theory that we are being watched. We are watched by a superior being. Call him God, or what … More
The truth is I had been pithed before I got to med school. I had been eviscerated before my first … More
Recently I realised the support, encouragement and camaraderie I need comes from within. I cannot seek these in others or … More
We live in times where forever isn’t forever. It’s a disposable society. We dispose of huge amounts of plastics, packaging … More
Every summer, when the weather is better and the temperature rises, my reading rate declines. I put it down to … More
I have been noticeably absent for a few weeks as I haven’t been well. Rest assured treasured regular readers it … More
Without even realising it I published my 1000th blog post yesterday. It certainly doesn’t feel like I have published so … More
Recently I removed myself from a FB book lovers group. It is a big group and I had contributed now … More
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