All articles from October 2017

My time in London allowed me to widen my horizons considerably, and to become open for new experiences.

To think that every tragedy serves a purpose, relativises other people's suffering and insults with the demand for gratefulness.

Since ancient times, the caste system has prevailed in India and, despite attempts to reform it, it is still a reality in modern India.

I put all my clothes, dreams, and enriched knowledge of the world in a backpack, and travelled to Australia looking for answers.

Spirituality affects all of us and should not be disqualified as "esotericism" in a pejorative (derogatory) sense.

On the cost of magical positive thinking for the rest of us.

A commitment to environmental protection emanates from respect for culture, not just from concern about its degradation.

In former times, women in Nepal had a very hard life. This is the story of one of these women - my grandmother.

I was in the midst of my new life in London, when I received surprising news about the person who had moved into my old room.

Women who suffer a prolapsed uterus often remain silent and suffer rather than face the stigma associated with this condition.

Enjoy reading about the interesting character of Draupadi who can be regarded as one of the earliest feminists of Indian origin.

In August I left for a 6-week EVS project in Gaziantep (Turkey), mostly focused on education for Syrian refugees.