I’m independent, I’m energetic, and I’m always getting myself into some interesting situations. I love being a woman, there’s enough self loathing going around and I refuse to let myself succumb to those kinds of thoughts.
P.S. is a sweet girl born in America who loves India immensely. I became fond of her while reading her experiences of what it means to be raised in a family of immigrants and how she found her own identity while dealing with the chaos in her hands.
Her articles speak directly to my soul because she is candid in her writing style and she always responds with full-fledged remarks of how she is thinking about what you shared with her.
I love the fact that she can embrace both countries with so much love, compassion, and soul in her…
It would make me happy to know that someone in some corner of the world, smiled because of me.
She’s proof that you can walk through hell and still be an angel. — R. H. Sin
Bhavna Narula has been writing on medium regularly for few months. I started reading her work because I have seen authenticity in her words and charming personality. She is honest with her feelings. She doesn’t want to hide her scars hence she shares them in the form of poetry, proses, and articles.
I never knew that this sweet lass was reading and getting inspired by my true story. One day I received a tag from her and I was amazed to read her…
“Stop trying to be less of who you are. Let this time in your life cut you open and drain all of the things that are holding you back.”
― Jennifer Elisabeth
“Limitless undying love which shines around me like a million suns it calls me on and on across the universe.”
― John Lennon
I was immensely touched and inspired by Trista Signe Ainsworth’s article where she mentioned the executive producer concept. I knew I have been thinking on the same terms but she wrote it so well that it glued to me like gum.
While pondering over it I gave some more time to her thought-provoking questions and here I am sharing what do I think about them.
Questions To Ask:
- What is your executive producer named?
I consider Universe…
Yes, I pour love into myself all the time now. I’m making up for the years when I gave too much to others. Self-care is very important to me.
Orla Kenny has become one of my favorite writers this year. I came across her spiritual mind and soul through her brilliant articles written on relationships, life lessons, freedom, nature, and more.
I also noticed she is fond of writing poetry and has written on the wind, red roses, love, etc. While reading her words, I could relate to her life learnings apparently as there was a time I was going through the same issues in my life.
I find her humble, responsive, and calm. Reading her responses is like flying in the air fearlessly. If you haven’t started reading…
I love to be a woman even though women are suppressed in India and do not have much of a voice.
“She’s an old soul with young eyes, a vintage heart, and a beautiful mind.”
― Nicole Lyons
Dr. Preeti Singh is a humble, kind-hearted, attractive, and beautiful woman. I have come across her brilliance of mind and soul while reading articles on Medium. I feel blessed that I got introduced to her because her aura is spellbound.
She is someone who knows the power of reciprocation very well and makes her presence visible. Her words are full of wisdom. She is sweet in responding to any of the members. That’s her charm. …
My first poetry book didn’t make me a national bestseller, but it got me the right set of audiences.
“Don’t be pushed around by the fears in your mind. Be led by the dreams in your heart.” ― Roy T. Bennett
My Soul Rants is my first poetry and a self-published book. I never wanted to go via traditional publishing hassle hence I preferred to opt for self-publishing. Trust me, it was a great decision because it didn’t make me a national bestseller but it got me the right set of audiences.
In November 2019, I promised myself that next year I will be publishing my first full-fledged book. My first poetry book was special to me as a…
“I’m not in this world to live up to your expectations and you’re not in this world to live up to mine.” ― Bruce Lee
“Be yourself. Don’t worry about what other people are thinking of you, because they’re probably feeling the same kind of scared, horrible feelings that everyone does.” ― Phil Lester
When I was studying in the sixth standard, I felt a lot of peer pressure in school. My childhood friend was a topper, and I was an average student scoring 80% while she did 90%. I was always compared with her and some days I felt like a total misfit in her company.
She came from an affluent family who wasn’t going through domestic violence issues while I was facing everything…
Gurpreet Dhariwal
Author of “My Soul Rants: Poems of a Born Spectator”. Domestic Violence Survivor, Sketcher, Dog Lover, Poet. https://www.instagram.com/authorgurpreetdhariwal
