Left Out of the Frame
There is always someone standing just outside the frame. This is their story.
Author
Kartik Narayanan
10 blogs
Anyone, Except
Everyone believes they're the free one. That's usually the first sign they aren't.
The Tax They Cannot Refund
Every tax has a rate, a reason, and a collector, but some taxes were never really about money.
The 30 Million Year Man
We celebrate the soldiers who die in combat, but we stay silent about the workers who die in our sewers every year. This is the story of Bezwada Wilson, the man who decided to break the bucket.
Let Go! Hold On!
If you were graded on your worst day, would you pass your own test? It’s time to stop keeping score.
The Atheist in the Archway
The mind, when it is constantly performing, needs a place where the performance can stop.
Karma: The Convenient Lie We Tell Ourselves
The Cost of Comfort: Exploring how "cosmic justice" can inadvertently justify human suffering.
The Architecture of Composure
Some people carry grief like luggage. Heavy, visible, dragged behind them everywhere they go. He carried his differently. He lost his mother before he could
He Too Fell in Love
At 18, life seems like an open canvas. When I asked people what they remembered most vividly about being 18, their answers felt like postcards
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