Omnivore of the Human Experience
Nishta MehraI write about the meaning that comes when we dive headfirst into our grief and joy in equal measures. I seek a life lived at the frothy edges of human experience.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 64 | Subscribers | Read | nishtajmehra.substack.com |
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End-of-Life Care As a Spiritual Practice
Welcome back to our two-month series of guest posts on contemporary spiritual practices. Today’s post is from my dear friend Laura Stephens, whom I initially connected with in her work as a designer—she is responsible for my Omnivore of the...
Research as a Spiritual Practice
Welcome to a two-month series of guest posts on contemporary spiritual practices. I am so excited to begin with a piece by Rebecca Clarren, whom I was fortunate enough to meet in 2019 at the Tucson Festival of Books. Back then, she was prom...
_________ as a spiritual practice: a new series
For a long time, I’ve been hesitant to talk about my spirituality on public platforms. Though I’ve been having conversations with a presence I personally call God since I was five or six years old, I also built my identity around being smar...
trusting the rhythm of life's seasons
On my walks this week, with dog and baby, I have delighted in the blooming. of azaleas and redbuds, snapdragons and crocuses. This may sound goofy, but this season make me feel like a character in the storybooks I read as a girl, the plucky...
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40 year old Memphis-born, only-child of immigrants, mom to an amazing 10 year old. Former English teacher, author of two essay collections, at work on a third. I love tea, yoga, babies, mountains, and working towards a future where all are more free.
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