dibs on the window seat
Rishabh KhanejaA writer and photographer's honest journal from a Himalayan village — on creativity, identity, masculinity, books, and trying to live intentionally.
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A Fast Sprint to a Slow Life
The yellow morning light peeking through the curtains gently woke me up. I was surprised to find that my co-passenger had already left and the bus was half empty. Perhaps I was close to home, my home in the mountains. I had slept through th...
What "Follow Your Dreams" Misses
In 2022, I quit my corporate job and travelled to the mountains. After wandering for 2 years trying to figure it out, I settled in a mountain village in Himachal Pradesh.
Being Generally Opposed to Wisdom
Ever since I watched Slavoj Žižek’s commentary on wisdom, I’ve found it difficult to assert my truths with the same certainty as before. Wisdom, I’ve realised, is slippery. It can be shaped and reshaped to suit the phase or situation one fi...
I Moved Everyday for a Month
> A healthy person has a thousand wishes, but a sick person has only one.
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I'm a writer and photographer living in Bir, a small village in the Indian Himalayas. Former Teach for India fellow. I write a weekly essay about creativity, identity, books, and what it actually takes to build a life on your own terms.
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