Life in words The Pressure to Be Grateful -When gratitude becomes an expectation. -Prasantiram We are often told to be grateful, regardless of the situation. It is one of the most repeated messages in families, schools, and society. Gratitude is treated as a responsibility, not just an emotion. We are taught to be grateful for […]
Continue ReadingLife in words The Problem With Good Intentions The harm we never intended, and the truths we often refuse to see. -Prasantiram Most of us believe that good intentions matter. From childhood, we are taught to look at what a person meant rather than only what they did. We are encouraged to be understanding […]
Continue ReadingLife in words Whispers of Childhood When a Child Teaches the Parent -Prasantiram Are you a parent or a parent coach? Or perhaps a non-parent who guides others in their parenting journey? These days, it seems effortless to claim the title of a parenting coach—whether one truly understands children or not. But pause for […]
Continue ReadingLife in words “When Silence Speaks Louder” Reflecting on the guilt that lingers and the lessons that shape us -Prasantiram It was a crisp sunny afternoon when we decided to visit the public park, a place I had heard about but never explored before the kind that feels like a pocket of untouched nature amongst […]
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