Identity
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When Indian Children Stop Speaking Their Mother Tongue: What Are We Really Losing?
As more Indian children grow up speaking English at school and at home, many regional languages are quietly fading from daily life. This shift may look like progress, but it also carries deep psychological, cultural and emotional consequences. In this article, I explore what language loss does to identity, belonging, memory and family connection, and…
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Why Do I Buy More Books Than I Can Read? The Psychology of Tsundoku and the Self I Long to Become
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Mental Health, Spirituality and Life Coaching: An Indian Perspective
Mental health spirituality life coaching is not a trendy trio for me. It is the language of survival, and later, the language of purpose. When I sit with clients in Mauritius, I often notice something familiar behind the polite smiles: a quiet fatigue that has learned to behave. People are coping well, performing well, and…
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Until Death, Every Success and Failure is Psychological
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Coaching in Mauritius: How Cultural Identity Shapes Personal Growth
In today’s interconnected world, personal growth and self-development are increasingly influenced by cultural context. Coaching in Mauritius, a vibrant melting pot of cultures, offers a unique opportunity for individuals and organisations to explore how cultural identity shapes behaviour, motivation, and learning. By recognising and integrating cultural influences into coaching practices, clients can unlock their full…
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The Paradox of Identity in Religious Diversity Unveiling the Power Play
In our modern world, religion often wields an incredible influence over societies and individuals alike. For those interested in philosophy, spirituality, or religious studies, understanding this power play can unravel the complex tapestry of human identity. From ancient spiritual roots to present-day complexities, the evolution of religious identity speaks volumes about humanity’s quest for meaning…