- Today, I want to share something meaningful with you‼️ This will gonna be changing your life for good. A few days ago, I checked my daily screen time and was shocked to see it had crossed 6 hours a day. That moment served as a wake-up call. I immediately decided to take action, I deleted all social media apps like facebook, Instagram, including YouTube, and kept only WhatsApp for essential communication. And also muted notification of general groups in WhatsApp. Since then, my screen time has dropped to under 2.5 hours a day. But more importantly, the transformation I’ve experienced has been profound. I find myself more present with my family, enjoying their company in a way I hadn’t in a long time. There’s a calmness, a peace of mind, that has returned and it’s not just something I feel internally. My family has noticed it too and shared the same with me. I am also getting time to call my near and dear ones. I am also able to go to playground with my friends. And also goi...
- In the vibrant tapestry of an Indian family, amidst the laughter of children and the wisdom of elders, there exist two figures whose roles, though often understated, are utterly indispensable. They are the Mosi (maternal aunt) and the Buwa (paternal aunt) – not just relatives by blood, but the profound conduits of love, concern, and care that truly complete the family unit. Their presence isn't merely a tradition; it's the very heartbeat of a deep-rooted culture that deserves our deepest respect and profound gratitude. Source: Gemini AI The Unspoken Guardians of Affection Think of a Mosi. She's often the one with an extra dollop of affection, a comforting presence who can spoil you just enough without consequence, a confidante who listens without judgment. Her bond is unique, often less about strict discipline and more about unconditional warmth and a safe haven. Similarly, a Buwa brings her own distinct shade of love. She might be the playful...