Tongue And Tales
As a result of a versatile tongue, I have enjoyed privileges and have had some interesting experiences, both abroad and in Nepal, that I otherwise wouldn't have had.
Little Angels College: Dare to Dream…You’ll Go PLaces
Dreams can be powerful; they can take you places some not even imagined possible!
Follow link to watch a video of the presentation where I talked about how I realized my dreams, how I continue to dream and what I hope they do with their lives.
One of The Happiest Days of My Life…
One of the happiest days of my life was a Spring day in 1990. At the time, I was wrapping up my second year at UWC of the Adriatic and waiting to hear from American colleges and universities I had applied to. A letter from Grinnell College would make my day then!
Cultural Learnings of…This and That
Travel gives you opportunities to learn about other cultures and people amongst other things. It opens your eyes up. Having learned about others, it also helps you see your own country and culture in a different light.
…For a Meaningful Life
There is no such thing as the meaning of life. You make life meaningful by the way you live.
TIC: Dreams, Humanity, Compassion & World Peace for a Meaningful Life
The embedded video is that of the presentation I gave at Thames International College in Kathmandu. I talked about dreams, humanity, compassion, international understanding, peace and making life meaningful to a small auditorium full of students doing their undergraduate studies in Social Work.
Shatin College: What Makes a Successful Life
What makes for a successful life is one lived following ones dreams, one lived in ones own terms, instead of one lived following others.
LPC UWC: When Dreams Take Flight…
The power and privilege of education, the power of compassion & humanity, and how what I am doing now is in line with the UWC mission and values of international understanding and world peace.
Shatin College: When Dreams Take Flight…
How and why I achieved academic, personal and professional success in spite of the circumstances and context of my birth, lessons I have learned, why I do what I do back in Nepal, and what I hope students like them do with, and in, their lives.