Shakti in Six Yards And Autumn Radiance

As the golden leaves fall, I reflect on the strength women carry within. Last year, I captured moments with incredible women, draped in saris—a symbol of grace and the Shakti within us. Like nature, we transform, embracing change with resilience and turning challenges into growth. The power of Shakti, like autumn’s hues, lights up everything we touch

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Finding A Balance

Life often feels like a race, and in the haste, we lose the ability to truly notice or appreciate what surrounds us. The rush drains the wonder, thrill, and beauty from our experiences. In fact when we’re in a hurry, clarity slips away – our ability to perceive, observe, and express becomes muddled. The irony of chasing happiness is that it often robs us of the joy it promises. It keeps us from savoring the present moment, caught in a whirlwind of urgency without even knowing why. This rush becomes so ingrained that it feels almost instinctual. But there’s...

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Personal Branding And Writing

Is Personal Branding and Writing Related?   Writing has always been a part of me, whether jotting down reflections on social media, crafting stories, or birthing poetry. But it wasn’t until I started seriously thinking about my brand that I understood the power of the written word. I realized that writing is not merely a vehicle for communicating ideas; it’s not meant to be confined to just me and myself. Writing is a mirror reflecting who we are and what we value, possessing a supernatural ability to connect with the world. It’s through the words entire cultures were shaped. Through...

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Interview Preparation: Beyond Research and Attire

Comprehensive interview preparation encompasses a range of factors that go beyond refining your resume and practising responses to common questions. One critical yet often overlooked aspect is managing body odour, which can significantly influence the interview experience for both the interviewee and the interviewer. Personal hygiene, particularly body odour, is crucial for making a positive first impression. Practical tips for managing body odour in professional settings include maintaining a daily hygiene routine, choosing breathable fabrics, and being mindful of your diet and hydration. By addressing body odour with empathy and understanding, we can help individuals confidently step into their interviews, ready to make the best possible impression.

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Mastering Our Professional Body Language and Posture

In the modern workplace, professional body language is essential for conveying confidence, competence, and authenticity. With the increasing use of technology, it’s crucial to be mindful of your posture while using devices. Ensure your monitor is at eye level, and hold your phone at eye level to avoid neck strain. Exercises like wall angels, planks, and chest stretches can help improve your posture.

Mastering non-verbal cues such as eye contact, facial expressions, and gestures enhances your professional presence and communication skills. Standing tall with a straight back exudes confidence, while steady eye contact shows engagement and builds trust. Gestures add a visual dimension to your words, making your message more impactful. By being aware of and refining these elements, you create a positive and lasting impression, fostering stronger professional relationships.

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Author Sanjukta Das

Born and educated in India, Sanjukta migrated to Canada and is now an author based in Toronto.

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Author Sanjukta Das
Radha's MurmurRadha does not speak of itYet it lingersIt is hersA quiet pulse beneath her skinA longing in her day's endless ache.She walks the worn path through the groves Where the air is thick with the scent of jasmine and dusk. Each step is measuredEach glance stolen.Her Anantha is everywhereIn the flute’s call that threads through the windIn the dust rising from the earth where his feet once pressed. Though she knows Her Anantha is within.She heard his name in the river's murmur And felt the sky blush at her lookShe knows how a thousand hearts bloom with love For him. But Radha does not covet him for herselfShe has no longing to possessShe does not chaseShe does not reachYet something within her leansWaiting.Then the flute sings again A sound only she hears While the night held her breathRadha closes her eyesThe echo settled into her Like the hush of a sacred promise. A soft smile touches her lips As she whispers to the wind, "I can wait."Her love is not a cryIt is a hushA secret she keeps even from herself.Painting Artist Vishal MisraCopyright © Sanjukta DasFebruary 4th, 2025 ... See MoreSee Less
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Author Sanjukta Das
Unspoken ReverieI have so much to tell youBut the words trembleToo fragile to hold The weight of what I feel.You walked back into my lifeAnd the air shiftedSuddenly softerFullerAs if the years apart had conspiredTo prepare this momentTo align us once againLike constellations in a familiar sky.I want to tell you How the sight of youEven after all this timeStill feels like sunlightSpilling into my shadowed cornersHow your voiceNot just a sound But a memoryA melody that carries meBack to a place I thought I had left behindLifting my heart to placesI promised myself I’d never return to.I want to tell you About the silenceThe charged electric stillnessThat lingers between usEven after yesrsThe minute our eyes metHow it feels like the rhythm Of old conversationsStill synchronizing our breathsInto something sacredSomething we’ve never Fully let go of.I need you to know How your touchEven imaginedStill leaves a markTracing invisible lines Across my soulLines that tether meTo the us we once wereTo a love that defies Both reason and time.I have so much to tell you.But even nowThese wordsNo matter how carefully chosenCan only be fragmentsOf what I still carry for you.This vast endless thingUnspoken yet undeniableStill whispers your nameWith every exhale of my soul.And soAs I sit hereLooking at youI say nothingTo the others.For what I feel Is too much for wordsBut perhapsYou already know.Copyright © Sanjukta DasJanuary 19th, 2025 ... See MoreSee Less
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