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#1    In simple words, ‘Content Writing’ is a process of writing content, of a specific form, format and style. #2    They key purpose of content writing is to enable the access of two-way communication. The goals, for which, commonly include communicating an idea, promoting a product or service, telling a story and/or offering entertainment, through the medium of written word. #3    Typically, the hamburger-menu of a ‘content writing process’ is composed of various sub-processes such as writing, editing, proofreading and publishing. #4    Also, the content writing process is not something which is standalone. Usually, it is accompanied by a variety of visual communication material as well. This material can range from illustrations to graphics to animations to high-quality images, photographs & videos. #5    The utility of Content Writing is not limited to a full-fledged business but as equally for a website, small-scale tra...

    #1 A WORD IS A FORM OF ENERGY! The ancient Indian sages say that a word is not just a word, but a form of energy which carries within it the potential of transformation.   It is only through the words that people like writers, poets and storytellers are able to weave magic through their writings, poems and stories!   #2 GRAMMAR IMPLIES ‘THE LOGIC OF LANGUAGE’! In Indian texts, grammar is referred to, by the terms such as “Vyakaran”.   The Sanskrit word Vyakaran implies separation, distinction, discrimination, analysis, explanation, logic" of something .   And so, Grammar can be understood as the science of studying the logic or the structure of language !   #3 THE SCIENCE OF GRAMMAR IS APPROX. 3000 YEARS OLD! Grammar is one of the most ancient sciences dating back to the Vedic period. This field of grammar also makes up one of the six Vedangas in the scriptures of Vedas or Vedic Studies.   Grammar or Vyakaran i...

Introduction Words are the pearls, beads & trinkets with which we can craft jeweled ornaments and build towering castles; putting together the pieces of our fragmented human selves; and carving a rich spectrum of all those tunes and rhythms which cause our heart to pulsate into a feeling - deep, intense and alive.   Though vocabulary is not the first of things that makes one a good writer, but it is a decoration that surely embellishes the tapestry of one’s writing, whether it is poetry or short story or novel or even a basic article.   Famous writers speak of words as being those little gifts that we not only enjoy & relish, but also reproduce & share in ways which make millions of humans to think, feel and wonder.   So, in this video show, you’re going to know and learn about an incredible tool related to all things words; a tool that you’ll find to be utterly useful and interesting in your own writing practice.   This to...

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Hello & Good Day! 🌹 In this video, I present seven short poems featuring words which I have written with much depth of attention, fun and curiosity. In different points in time, of course. In addition to stirring your soul, these poems can act as some excellent prompts for your own self-reflection or daily writing practice. Plus, they are super fun and enjoyable to read. Which one turns out to be your favorite; you can share with me in the comments box below! #1     A drop in the ocean is lonely and will ever be. Water in the drop is not, and will never be. #2    Bodies everywhere are mirrors of certain parts of my infinite mind revealing to me the indicators of my own darknesses, sometimes, my beloved, and sometimes, a creature unloved. #3    When living takes much of your life, when life appears to die a little, let life come to living, and let living die a little. #4    The worst thing about the best of things is th...

Ray Bradbury is the name of one of the most enthusiastic storytellers and fiction writers of 20th century. Most of his novels are written in the themes of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. He was also known to share openly, his knowledge of the art with young writers. Many of his teachings can be read in the form of short essays in his book  Zen in the Art of Writing. While I was reading this book  m yself, I came across the word ‘Gusto’ for the very first time through the initial chapters of the book. Its not like that I was awestruck, at once, reading this simple word, howsoever, the way he writes about it, playing emphasis upon it, I could feel the enthusiasm that Mr. Bradbury is known to express in his novels. Zest. Gusto. How rarely one hears these words used. How rarely do we see people living, or for that matter, creating, by them. Yet if I were asked to name the most important items in a writer’s make-up, the things that shape his material and rush him along the ro...

  “It's not too bad when the sun's out, but the sun only comes out when it feels like coming out.” - JD Salinger   Just like the sun in this quotation written by him, JD Salinger too was a man of privacy. He would come out only when he felt like, which means not much if at all. Famous for his square-shooting lines and a solitary lifestyle, Mr. Salinger produced a slim yet rich body of work during his lifetime. Though, it is said that he might have dozens of novels unpublished, still locked away in some nook of his house. He is best remembered for his novel The Catcher in the Rye, based on the loss of childhood innocence of a boy named Holden Caufield and for a collection of short stories that featured his fictional character sets called The Glass Family. JD Salinger’s Journey As a Writer (in brief) JD Salinger began writing short stories during years of his secondary school. Thereafter, stumbling and tripping from drama to business to theatre, Salinger finally found ...