About Me

Among the many authors I've read, the writings of Poornachandra Tejaswi left the deepest impression on me. His stories didn't just entertain me; they transported me into the forests, hills, and villages of Malnad. I found myself laughing, imagining, and experiencing a world that felt incredibly alive. Somewhere between those pages, a quiet dream began to grow. I wanted to write.

During my college days, I often spent my free time writing short stories in notebooks. Like many dreams we have when we're young, those notebooks were eventually forgotten as life became busier. But the desire to write never truly disappeared. It simply waited patiently for the right time to return.

Years later, I decided to give those thoughts a home. That decision became this website.

I've never been interested in deciding who is right or wrong.

I'm far more interested in understanding why people think, believe, and live the way they do.

My faith is deeply personal. I worship God, but I also believe there is a divine energy that flows beyond the boundaries of religion, culture, and human understanding. The more I experience life, the more I realise that wisdom can be found in many places, if we are willing to keep an open mind.

I have always been curious about the deeper layers of life. The complexity of the human mind, emotional healing, spirituality, the mysteries of our planet, the connection between nature and humanity, astrology, and the many ways people try to understand the universe have always fascinated me. I don't seek to have all the answers, but I enjoy exploring different perspectives and discovering the meaning people find in their journeys.

I'm endlessly curious. A detective at heart, I enjoy observing, asking questions, connecting the dots, and uncovering the stories hidden beneath the surface. I believe people are often more complex than they first appear, and every conversation has the potential to teach us something new.

I rarely judge people, and I believe everyone deserves kindness and understanding. But I also value honesty, respect, and personal boundaries. I can forgive many things, yet I believe we are all responsible for the impact we leave on others. After all, we should leave people and places a little better than we found them.