I am a general category pcb student and my jr.college doesn't offer psychology as a subject.
so I am prepping for physics, chem, bio and english.
i always wanted to do psychology hons. but comparing myself to people who are dropping physics and choosing psychology and students from arts, i feel demotivated that i might not be able to compete...
is there any chance?
Hi everyone,
I've been thinking about starting a mail club centered around the idea of Braj/Vrindavan and the spiritual culture of India.
I travel quite a bit to pilgrimage sites, ancient temples, and sacred places across the country, and over time I've collected stories, reflections, local traditions, temple histories, and small moments that don't usually make it into guidebooks. I'd love to share these experiences through letters and curated mails.
it's about bringing a small piece of spiritual India, Braj, and its culture into people's lives, wherever they are.
Do you think there would be people interested in receiving something like this? What would make you subscribe to a mail club like this?
Hi everyone,
I've been thinking about starting a mail club centered around the idea of Braj/Vrindavan and the spiritual culture of India.
I travel quite a bit to pilgrimage sites, ancient temples, and sacred places across the country, and over time I've collected stories, reflections, local traditions, temple histories, and small moments that don't usually make it into guidebooks. I'd love to share these experiences through letters and curated mail.
it's about bringing a small piece of spiritual India, Braj, and its culture into people's lives, wherever they are.
Do you think there would be people interested in receiving something like this? What would make you subscribe to a mail club like this?
Hi everyone,
I've been thinking about starting a mail club centered around the idea of Braj/Vrindavan and the spiritual culture of India.
I travel quite a bit to pilgrimage sites, ancient temples, and sacred places across the country, and over time I've collected stories, reflections, local traditions, temple histories, and small moments that don't usually make it into guidebooks. I'd love to share these experiences through letters and curated mails.
it's about bringing a small piece of spiritual India, Braj, and its culture into people's lives, wherever they are.
Do you think there would be people interested in receiving something like this? What would make you subscribe to a mail club like this?