Savita Duomai | September 4, 2026
Pai Baane was a lovely lady in her nineties. When I was first called to her home, she was breathless, and her legs were quite swollen. Medicines to drain excess...
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I knew I was in trouble when I began to feel resistance to stepping into the classroom I once dearly loved. For nearly 15 years, I had lived and served...
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How much of my mother has my mother left in me...How much of my father am I destined to become...Could I change it if I wanted, can I rise above...
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Oftentimes, we think of grace as something we receive only when we fail morally. But in the last couple of months, I learned that grace is just as present—perhaps even...
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Around 1519, Spanish explorer Hernán Cortés set sail halfway across the world, and after a long, exhausting, and dangerous journey, he and his crew reached the shores of Mexico. But...
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As a teenager, every weekend, my early morning ritual was to scan through the Delhi Times, finding a good movie to watch and accordingly negotiating TV time with my mother....
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The aroma of cinnamon and vanilla wafting from the oven... carols playing softly in the background...Christmas trees decked up in red, gold, and silver lights. The Christmas season can really...
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I saw through the mist, It blocked the view of the beyond I searched through the clutter, It hid my joy beneath. I rushed to reach the other side, Of...
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As a pastor’s wife and a Marriage and Family Therapist, I’ve had the privilege of sitting across from people from every generation: Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z. Each...
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