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Five monsters inside your brain are holding you down
You’ve probably heard the saying, “God lives within you.” And I believe that’s true. Deep within, there’s a version of you that’s powerful, peaceful, and
March 21, 2025
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Introducing Yourself with Confidence in America
They say first impressions last—and in a new country, those first few seconds can shape how people perceive you for a long time. If you’re
March 21, 2025
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Mirrors and Hammers
“Mirrors and Hammers” by Krishna Bhaskar drifts through quiet streets and quieter thoughts, where flickering lamps and cello notes accompany a soul on the edge
March 21, 2025
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The Fortune 500 Chai
Because chai isn’t just a drink—it’s a ritual, a memory, a moment shared. If you want to master the art of everyday chai—the kind that
March 21, 2025
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The Five Kinds of People You Must Let Go To Live a Happier Life
The simplest changes are often the hardest to make. Letting go of people who drain your energy, disrespect your peace, or derail your growth isn’t
March 21, 2025
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Singhara Flour Laddoo (Fasting Special)
Ingredients: Singhara (Water Chestnut) Flour – 200 g Khoya (Mawa) – 100 g Ghee – 100 g Sugar – 250 g Water – ½ cup
April 2, 2023
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Krishna Bhaskar
Krishna Bhaskar is a storyteller at heart and a seeker by soul. Born and raised in India before settling in Texas in his early twenties, he embodies a rich blend of cultures. For nearly three decades, Texas has been home—reflected in his love for Tex-Mex, small-town BBQ hunts, and his ever-present western boots.A gifted writer and actor, Krishna’s creative work spans short stories, poems, songs, and screenplays in both English and Hindi. His writing draws from real moments and personal introspection, making his stories deeply intimate yet universally relatable. On stage, he brings the same authenticity and emotional depth, creating an instant sense of connection with his audience.Blending wisdom with warmth, Krishna Bhaskar reminds us that intellect and boots do go darn good together.