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Orchestrated Moments: When Connection Breaks Through

December 11, 2017ByteSizeairport, blogger, Blogging, Business, character, csia, friendship, glamour, glitz, History, inside, instapassport, instatravel, lessons, Life, Love, Metaphor, money, ordinary, peace, resist, support, traveladdict, travelblogger, traveller, traveltheworld, wanderlust

Another morning. Another airport.

What seemed like a car was just an assortment of lights, choreographed to perfection. Orchestration rules the world now. Every movement, every detail, neatly arranged.

Amidst the glitz and precision, an old friend appears, catching me by surprise. “You haven’t changed one bit,” they say.

“I’m glad you looked,” I reply.

A moment. A hug. A smile.

Orchestration may dominate our world, but moments like these remind us there’s something it can’t choreograph—genuine connections.

And for that, I’m grateful.

(at Chatrapati Shivaji International Airport)

It’s Not About the Weight—It’s About How We Carry It

July 2, 2016ByteSizebeach, blogger, Blogging, commerce, destinations, disrupt, entrepreneur, fishing, friendship, instapassport, instatravel, latergram, Life, Love, Metaphor, ordinary, peace, peopleoftheworld, startup, Stories, story, trade, traveladdict, travelblogger, travelinsights, traveller, traveltheworld, unity, wanderlust, weight

It’s not always about how heavy the weight is—but how we carry it.

At Juhu Beach, fishermen share the load, shifting their gear between shoulders, distributing effort. What looks like routine is really a lesson in resilience—burdens are lighter when carried together.

Life isn’t any different. A listening ear, a helping hand, a quiet presence—sometimes, that’s all it takes to ease someone’s load.

So this week, who are you lending a shoulder to? It might make all the difference. Because we never really know what someone else is carrying.

March 14, 2016Uncategorizedblogger, Blogging, death, destinations, friendship, instapassport, instatravel, lake, Life, live, Mumbai, powai, Travel, traveladdict, travelblogger, travelinsights, traveller, traveltheworld, wanderlust

After much is said and more is done, you hear an anecdote from the past. Fresh and sprightly.

That’s when it strikes you that even much is said and done, more remains unsaid. Tiny moments wrapped in raw emotion that will tower memory stacks. Ready to light up a dull day.

Even after people are gone, they stay. It is a story of how they loved and lived.

(at Powai)