It was the day I felt as though I had been let loose into outer space on my own.
I felt numb. Lost. Dislocated. Amputated.
Nothing made any sense any more.
The day my beautiful son left his physical body.
I started writing this blog that day to make sense of this world and my life again, to spend time with my son everyday. The overpowering intention was to not have this happen to anyone else. No one deserves to loose any one they love to suicide. No one deserves to suffer alone to the extent that they cannot bear to live any longer.
Purpose
Ultimately, I hope this blog will make you feel intimately connected with the world. None of us are immune to the desire to self-destruct and all of us can help each other if we recognise that and have compassion for that aspect of being human. As the spiritual teacher, Ram Dass said, “we are all walking each other home”.
For all who visit this blog, I hope you will be able to trust yourself to push this door into a new world of possibilities, open.
Overview of Sangeeta’s journey, her passion for writing blogs
For the first 1000 days I wrote every day. I had to. Don’t know why.
Thereafter, I post a blog once every 7-10 days. The themes and tones are varied as they reflect the varied colours of life.
This blog was made into a documentary film called ‘1000 days’. It was screened at 16 film festivals all over the world and won 8 International Film Festival awards.



