Sazida Nahrin Auhona

Much of the popular discourse on self-care in recent years has been reduced to commodified routines.

Just as nature does not apologise for winter, our life does not need to justify its slower seasons either.

If you are not willing to look like a foolish beginner, you will never be a graceful master.

Parents are not mythical beings, they are ordinary people with ordinary lives and extra ordinary love for us.

We forget that we are not math problems on a blackboard, ready to be figured out.

You don’t owe the world pretty, but you owe yourself kindness

The freedom is to see beauty without claiming it and to love without needing to possess it.

Perhaps saving the Earth really does start with helping Mom do the dishes. Because dishes are real.