প্ৰজ্ঞা-An intuition

During my university days, just before my 1st semester final exam, I fell seriously ill with a high fever. It was during the COVID-19 pandemic, and news of my illness quickly spread across the university. At that time, many people were more worried about whether I would be able to appear for the exam than about my health. If I tested positive, I would have to wait until the next year to take the exam—no re-exam would be allowed. That evening, I started feeling unwell, and my parents only came to know at night. Since I was in Dibrugarh, they couldn’t come immediately. I felt completely broken—physically weak and mentally exhausted. But one friend, who wasn’t even my roommate, stood by me. The care she showed during that time still leaves me speechless. She didn’t think about her own health or exams—she just took care of me. I still wonder how someone can be so selfless. Luckily, my COVID test came back negative. But whenever I think of care and kindness, I always remember her. I have so...

I want to document every little detail of my daily life—not for anyone else to see, but for myself. Every fleeting moment, every thought, emotion, sound, and quiet corner of my day holds meaning for me. I believe that even the most ordinary experiences—like the way sunlight falls on my desk in the morning, the scent of tea leaves, or the quiet rhythm of my footsteps—deserve to be remembered. Writing them down helps me slow down and connect with myself more deeply. It's my way of preserving the invisible threads that weave each day together, creating a personal archive of who I am and how I live.

  06/07/2025~নিয়মীয়া বাৰ্তা কাকতত প্ৰকাশিত