The Gift Of Love: Someone Who Understands.
In a quiet yard, a little boy and a little puppy found each other through shared weakness and unspoken love.
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Advice I Will Not Give My Children
I learned to love you without steering the wind.”
“I trust your questions more than my answers.
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The Hen That Learned to Wait
“Stripped of its feathers and fed a few grains, the hen learned what power always teaches the hungry: pain is forgotten faster than hunger.”
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She Remained Nine
Some goodbyes do not end. They grow silent. They grow careful. They walk beside us until walking itself becomes remembrance. Grief becomes part of movement, part of living, part of being.
In the Shade of Sweet Memories
“In the Shade of Sweet Memories” is ultimately a meditation on impermanence and tenderness. It reminds us that the past does not return, but it continues to shape us in silence. The mango tree shade may be far away in time, but it still casts a shadow across the heart,cool, bittersweet, and enduring.
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I Did Not Choose This Life, But I Loved It
Not bright enough to blind sorrow, but enough to walk by.
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The Argonauts’ Voyage: Stories from Greek Mythology
Long ago, when gods still watched the paths of men, a young hero named Jason began a sea journey that would test courage, wisdom, and the true meaning of leadership. You will love this story.
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I Lived Through Others
“I did not build a life that stood tall; I built a life that stayed. When love left and returned in different forms, I learned that shelter can be a destiny.” A nice story by Ignatious Antony
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Sing Like Birds
Sing Like Birds, written by Ignatious Antony, expresses his desire “I Want To Sing as The Birds Sing, Not Worrying About Who Hears Or What They Think. ”
O teach my heart this courage, pure and strong,
To live, like birds, and call that living a song.
Rockets, Space Missions, and The Gods
From Mercury and Apollo to Chang’e and Chandrayaan, humanity’s greatest machines still borrow their courage from its oldest stories, proof that even in the age of rockets, we travel by myth as much as by mathematics.
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