About

I could tell you my age, where I went to school, what I do for work, or where I have lived. But none of that really explains who I am. Because who I am is not a list of accomplishments, places, or identities – it is something deeper, something always transforming, something that cannot be contained in a single sentence.

I have spent my entire life moving between cultures, countries, perspectives, and ways of thinking. The more I see, the more I realize that beneath all differences – beneath all languages, traditions, and beliefs- we are all the same. But if we share something fundamental, then why do we think so differently? How do external forces such as history, geography, culture shape the way we believe life should be lived?

This blog is a space to understand reality a little better.

This is not a place for answers. It is a space for asking better questions. A space for unraveling the layers of what we think we know – about ourselves and others – and seeing what lies underneath.