Kaur Sumeet's Writings

The more you are ugly from inside, the more you feel the need to look pretty and stunning from outside all the time. It's like you want to compensate for the lack of beauty inside. The task becomes a necessity or compulsion then. It is living in a survival mode. Beautify the inside and you won't feel the need to continuously spend time, effort, money etc. to look beautiful from outside. You would also stop seeking self assurance. -Sumeet Kaur #spilledthoughts #spilledink

Do not collect degrees for show off purpose. Instead, invest your time in learning the true meaning of education. You don't need a piece of paper to prove you are educated. -Sumeet Kaur #LessRoteLearning #LessParrotingMoreLearning #LessCrammingMoreLearning

Do not collect degrees for show off purpose. Instead, invest your time in learning the true meaning of education. You don't need a piece of paper to prove you are educated. -Sumeet Kaur #LessRoteLearning #LessParrotingMoreLearning #LessCrammingMoreLearning

When you step inside some poorly evolved workplaces, you get to meet all sort of nasty characters. There are selfish men fighting to have workplaces reserved only for them. These folks with agendas want to push entire 'woman race' into kitchens and enclose them in four walls of homes. And this only for the benefit and 'resurrection' of their 'very sacred species' both at personal and professional level. Then there are those so called 'special breed of women' who want to prove to every other woman that they are better than them. These women won't miss a single opportunity to put other woman down and tear her apart. They like to compete and are driven by jealousy and negativity. Well, the whole power dynamics is in full display in such workplaces. But what a solace? You get to meet few good souls too in these places.

Some people talk to you so that they can gossip about you later. -Sumeet Kaur

Some people talk to you only for the reason that they can gossip about you later. -Sumeet Kaur

Ready for a holiday, we all packed our bags and hopped into the cab. No doubt, we were excited! On the highway, our car started treading towards the valley and farms, and passed by sundry of shops selling trinkets and clothes, and eateries offering delectable Indian food. An hour after checking into the hotel, we so so so much wanted to soak ourselves into the pure delight of ethnicity sprawling everywhere around. We grabbed every beautiful outfit and piece of jewelry, we could get our hands on. We visited various craftsmen, weavers and small manufacturing firms there and bought directly from them. It is true that somewhere some prominent hint of culture gets lost while the clothes get delivered to cities via trucks and other modes. We were lucky enough for sure! We caught a whiff of untreated fabric, took a dive into the pool of skin-friendly colors, touched the freshly printed designs and also saw how new and contemporary were incorporated with traditional in designs. We felt that we were in some fantasy land where our every fashion wish or whim would get fulfilled just by snapping fingers and before our eyes. It was a holiday well spent immersing in the richness of our exuberant culture. - Sumeet Kaur

The screeching wind blew under the sea. A little later, the simpleton came riding on the orchids of ill-intentions, and hiding agendas in the shells. Morgana pulled herself out of the plump leaves, pushed them with her hands, and then prised the hem of her rob stuck in thorns. The frail successor to the evil stared at mermaid Melody with sad eyes and talked weird stuff with wicked Undertow. Later, she poured sauces in its mind and finally hatched a sinister plan. The tiger shark started by doing some sweet-talk with Melody. The Little Mermaid 2- sumeet kaur

Evoking the krantikari in you! Shunning the terrorist mentality! Celebrating the krantikari mentality! -sumeet kaur