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Imagine a tree... The roots provide water and essential nutrients from the earth. The trunk and branches provide the transportation network. Eventually, the terminal point of this network are the leaves. The leaves are in a way, the starting point of this entire process which sustains the tree. The leaves take light from the sun and CO2 from the atmosphere and does magic within itself to provide the sustaining energy (food) for the whole tree. To do this magic, it needs to have a certain essential element, known as Chlorophyll. Without the chlorophyll, all the CO2 and all the sunlight in the world cannot be of any use to it. Even the minerals and water provided by the roots will go to waste. What a shame it is, if the leaf lacks chlorophyll. All the assistance from all directions will be of no use if it lacks this essential green matter. Now imagine You and I as humans... We have access to Dharmic knowledge and the Technological knowledge from our ‘roots’ and ‘branches’.

Words are such a divine art. It never ceases to amaze mankind as to how a few formations that we call “letters” can be put together to shape up human schools of thought and vary human emotions. Some words can draw a curve across one’s face and make them smile, and others can turn that curve upside down and make them frown. Let us choose our words wisely to never bring a frown on anyone’s face. With such power, it becomes vital that words need to be used wisely and carefully. Among all the privileges of living in the 21 st century, one must agree that being able to use these words to express opinions openly is also a privilege. We all have a lot to say using these words. The youth of today especially, have a lot to share. A lot words yet to be said and many voices yet to be heard. All that they are in search for is a platform to express themselves. It is often assumed that the present day generation are all stuck up on Snapchat, Selfies and Series. However this generalisati

VAKRATUNDA MAHAKAYA SURYA KOTI SAMA PRABHA NIRVINGHAM KURU ME DEVA SARVA KARYESHU SARVADA (Note to our readers: This blog is an attempt by HSS Kenya to revive the art of writing and to let the voices of our youth be heard. May all our thoughts be in sync)