Yesterday and today were horrible days for me. I just felt who cares even if I don't write. My writing sucks everything sucks but reading your substack made me smile - it gave me the power to finish editing a long piece I was writing. I don't think my piece was perfect, I feel I could have done a better job but atleast its done. I feel a little bit better. Thank you for making me feel better.❤️
Thank you for your kind words, Aditi! Means a lot. I’m glad that you feel better and that you decided to edit your piece of writing. A job well done is good enough; perfection is anyway elusive. Wishing you better days of feeling good and getting happy writing done! Cheers to smiling our way through each other’s little corners of the internet 💛
Hellloooo! I cant turn to writing for the tough stuff.... especially not when i am in the thick of it .... it makes me feel too vulnerable....but this piece makes me want to try and see kya hoga if I do ! ...all the very best sanskriti.....! Write your way through to all !
I love the metaphor of the carpet and the vacuum cleaner, Sanskriti - it is such a perfect description of what writing your upsets feels like. Writing your upsets is actually better than 90% of therapists out there (sad but true). Thank you for this gorgeous reminder of the healing power of our own words ❤️ ❤️❤️
In Sartre's concept of freedom, and bath faith, the key thesis is that we are "condemned to be free", and that, that freedom gives us access to choices, challenges and opportunities that in them have the seed to change the world, and our lives. Writing in its own form, is probably the indelible (pardon the pun) expression of that freedom - limited only by author's horizon. Lovely to read how writing became the tool and reflection of your journey of self-creation/recreation. In words, we confront the absurdity of existence and create the sacred space for crafting our essence. Thanks for writing and all the best for your next chapter
This feels like a beautiful piece of writing itself in response to my words 💛 Thank you for dropping by, reading this, engaging so deeply and sharing this insightful perspective 🌻
Sometimes the first thought in our mind is, What did we do to deserve Sanskriti?! 💜
All my love and gratitude to you 💛🥹🤗
Dear Sanskriti- Aapki Sanskriti ko pranaam! 🙏 .
Thank you for your warmth and kindness on Substack 😊🙏
Yesterday and today were horrible days for me. I just felt who cares even if I don't write. My writing sucks everything sucks but reading your substack made me smile - it gave me the power to finish editing a long piece I was writing. I don't think my piece was perfect, I feel I could have done a better job but atleast its done. I feel a little bit better. Thank you for making me feel better.❤️
Thank you for your kind words, Aditi! Means a lot. I’m glad that you feel better and that you decided to edit your piece of writing. A job well done is good enough; perfection is anyway elusive. Wishing you better days of feeling good and getting happy writing done! Cheers to smiling our way through each other’s little corners of the internet 💛
Wow. :) Just, wow.
Thank you :)
So so gorgeous Sanskriti! Loved this thoroughly. Writefulness ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for reading this and sharing such kind, warm words! Means a lot💛
Cheers to writefulness ✨
Thank you so much for writing this, Sanskriti!!!! ❤️
Thank you for reading and engaging deeply with this essay! And for your kind words, Suruchi 💛
Hellloooo! I cant turn to writing for the tough stuff.... especially not when i am in the thick of it .... it makes me feel too vulnerable....but this piece makes me want to try and see kya hoga if I do ! ...all the very best sanskriti.....! Write your way through to all !
I’m so glad that you might attempt this some time in the future :)
Thank you for your wishes! And for being my writing mater/ cheerleader/ witness on this journey 💛🤗
Sanskriti your spirit, uff ♥️♥️♥️
Thanks for reading (again) and your kind words, Sucheta💛
I love the metaphor of the carpet and the vacuum cleaner, Sanskriti - it is such a perfect description of what writing your upsets feels like. Writing your upsets is actually better than 90% of therapists out there (sad but true). Thank you for this gorgeous reminder of the healing power of our own words ❤️ ❤️❤️
In Sartre's concept of freedom, and bath faith, the key thesis is that we are "condemned to be free", and that, that freedom gives us access to choices, challenges and opportunities that in them have the seed to change the world, and our lives. Writing in its own form, is probably the indelible (pardon the pun) expression of that freedom - limited only by author's horizon. Lovely to read how writing became the tool and reflection of your journey of self-creation/recreation. In words, we confront the absurdity of existence and create the sacred space for crafting our essence. Thanks for writing and all the best for your next chapter
This feels like a beautiful piece of writing itself in response to my words 💛 Thank you for dropping by, reading this, engaging so deeply and sharing this insightful perspective 🌻