Stephen Musings

Not on my merit but by His Grace,

Philosophy of Life

  • GEN ALPHA: A WORLD DISCOVERED

    Gen Alpha is characterised by its instinct to learn through trial and error, a confidence largely shaped by the reassuring presence of the “undo” button. Yet this zest for discovery must be tempered with caution and wisdom from the older generation. Such a partnership—between exploration and guidance—is essential for a better tomorrow. Read more

  • True Lies

    My youngest brother’s contribution—insightful and quietly arresting—invites us to pause, ponder, and recognise where we truly stand. Read more

  • Reflections on life from a Resort Weekend

    A family weekend made me reflect on my perspective on life itself Read more

  • CBFC Certification: Let’s Enforce It

    While the right to freedom of expression permits the portrayal of violence and other disturbing content, the CBFC issues warnings to safeguard adolescents from inappropriate exposure. As a responsible society, shouldn’t we take it upon ourselves to act on these cautions and make a change? Read more

  • A TRUE STORY FOR VALENTINES’ DAY

    This is a true story unraveled by my friend recently. Worth reading on the Valentine’s day Read more

  • Shifting Values across Generations

    Values are the priorities or importance one gives. They have been and will be changing from generation to generation. Don’t call it erosion in value, but a shift in values Read more

  • Alternate Living Model for the Elderly

    Synergy Homes, the community living space is the culmination of a decade long journey 15 families’ decision to be interdependent is a novel transformative approach.. May this a model for others to emulate. Read more

  • Life is like a game of Rummy

    Playing a game of Rummy is a mix of luck and skill. So is our life. Read more

  • ILLNESS AND THE HEART OF MAN

    Throughout our journey of life, we inevitably encounter illness, and its likelihood tends to rise with advancing age. As human beings, we possess diverse characters, which reflects in how we respond to the illness of others. As onlookers or visitors, a role we all inevitably assume, we have a significant influence in alleviating the suffering Read more

  • Personal Ledger in Our Life

    We all maintain a personal ledger containing accounts of all individuals we come across in our life. The bookkeeping makes us judgmental of every person we meet. This results in a One-upmanship game, where we find fault with others, as as to project us as superior. The mere awareness of this process, will make us… Read more