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I think my nervous system is a carer that's filed bankruptcy more times than is feasible
I think I'm gradually becoming a coping mechanism
I think these thoughts are delusional
But kind of endearingly ha-ha
and also pitifully raw
but then again, better real than halved, quarter-system integrity 0/0
David Mark Quigley explores the I Ching's theme of Remedying—focusing on addressing and correcting what needs attention for renewal and growth. Discover how combining gentleness with steady progress can help navigate challenges and bring harmony to both personal and professional aspects of life. Join us for profound insights and transformative guidance.
Remedying the Indian economy’s malaise
Remedying the Indian economy’s malaise
India’s economic health in the last few weeks has been the talk of the town with the Reserve Bank of India implying in its November monthly bulletin that India has entered a “technical recession” in the first half of 2020-21— for the first time in its history. The government’s dream to boost India’s economy into a $5 trillion superpower seems implausible after India’s GDP growth has dropped to…
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Words are, in my not-so-humble opinion, our most inexhaustible source of magic. Capable of both inflicting injury, and remedying it.
Albus Dumbledore