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  • Silence is Not an Option: Navigating the Labyrinth of Narcissistic Abuse

    Silence is Not an Option: Navigating the Labyrinth of Narcissistic Abuse

    This, I believe, is a conversation we can no longer afford to ignore. It touches upon the very fabric of our relationships, the quiet battles waged within families, friendships, and even the workplace. Whatever shadows of abuse you are currently navigating, please internalize this fundamental truth: silence is not a viable path. Narcissistic Personality Disorder…

    Rohitha Perera

    April 22, 2025
    the human condition
    Dr. Ramani Durvasula, narcissistic personality disorder, NPD
  • Data Points, Agency, and the Tapestry of Life

    Data Points, Agency, and the Tapestry of Life

    In the vast expanse of existence, we often find ourselves grappling with the concept of our place in the universe. Are we mere specks in an incomprehensibly large cosmos, or do our actions carry weight and significance? To explore this question, let’s consider the idea of data points and how they relate to our sense…

    Rohitha Perera

    October 2, 2024
    Author, Marketing, PR
    ai, business, content writing, data points, leadership, management, Sri lanka, the butterfly effect, thought leadership, Viktor Frankl, Wordpress
  • Know Who You Are To Know Others: Navigating Human Relationships in 2024

    Know Who You Are To Know Others: Navigating Human Relationships in 2024

    In 2024, despite our technological advancements and supposed enlightenment, racism and discrimination continue to plague our society. As a species, we’ve developed an unfortunate habit of categorising people based on superficial characteristics such as skin colour, religion, caste, creed, sexuality, and physical appearance. This reductionist approach to human interaction, and the human condition is harmful…

    Rohitha Perera

    July 22, 2024
    Author, the human condition
    anna delvey, family trauma, ftx, generational trauma, mental health, narcissism, narcissist, NPD, psychology, racism, ramani durvasula, relationships, robert greene, sociopathy, the 48 laws of power, white collar crime
  • Amangalla: A Historic Gem in Galle Fort

    Amangalla: A Historic Gem in Galle Fort

    Nestled within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Galle Fort in Sri Lanka, Amangalla stands as a testament to colonial elegance and modern luxury. This boutique hotel, part of the prestigious Aman Resorts collection, occupies a 17th-century Dutch Colonial building that once served as headquarters for Dutch commanders. Aman Resorts, renowned for its ultra-luxurious properties…

    Rohitha Perera

    July 2, 2024
    Author
    Aman resorts, Galle, hotel, Sri lanka
  • A Summary: Deep Work by Cal Newport

    A Summary: Deep Work by Cal Newport

    “Deep Work” by Cal Newport is a game-changer for any creative writer or author or artist or scientist out there. This book is an absolute must-read if you want to unlock your full potential and produce your best work. Newport’s insights and strategies for eliminating distractions and cultivating a state of deep focus are invaluable.…

    Rohitha Perera

    June 23, 2024
    Author, Marketing
    Cal Newport
  • Art Helps You Understand the Past, Present & Future

    Art Helps You Understand the Past, Present & Future

    When I wrote my first book of nano fiction – Rage/Love: A Collection of Microtales – little did I know that it would be a literary journey that proved to be therapeutic. It is about the human condition. As a member of Gen X, I come from a patriarchal era that subjugated women; bullied minorities;…

    Rohitha Perera

    April 21, 2023
    PR
    Fiction, Gabor Maté, Horror, microtales, nanofiction, NPD, self publishing, Sri lanka, surrealism, thought leadership, Viktor Frankl
  • Rage/Love: A Collection of Microtales by Rohitha Perera in Print

    Rage/Love: A Collection of Microtales by Rohitha Perera in Print

    Rage/Love: A Collection of Microtales by Rohitha Perera consists of 112 tales that touch on themes that are inspired by horror, mystery, rage, love, hate, bullying, infidelity and magic has been published in print. Partly written during the Covid-19 pandemic, the collection caters to the idea of escapism. The collection falls under a mixed genre…

    Rohitha Perera

    April 15, 2023
    PR
    Fiction, Horror, microtales, nanofiction, self publishing, Sri lanka, surrealism
  • Rage/Love: A Collection of Microtales by Rohitha Perera

    Rage/Love: A Collection of Microtales by Rohitha Perera

    Rage/Love: A Collection of Microtales by Rohitha Perera consists of 112 tales that touch on themes that are inspired by horror, mystery, rage, love, hate, bullying, infidelity and magic. It is about the human condition. Partly written during the Covid-19 pandemic, the collection caters to the idea of escapism. The collection falls under a mixed genre…

    Rohitha Perera

    December 9, 2022
    PR, the human condition
    Fiction, Horror, microtales, nanofiction, self publishing, Sri lanka, surrealism, the human condition
  • I Bought A MacBook Air M1. I Like It.

    I Bought A MacBook Air M1. I Like It.

    There’s a fantastic quote in Isaac Asimov’s The Naked Sun that sums up the disparity in experience enjoyed by macOS and Windows users alike: Any world is queer to people who do not live on it. I suppose this sums up my journey when it comes to explaining my experience (Asimov’s quote is also quite…

    Rohitha Perera

    April 12, 2021
    Author
    apple, Asimov, CMS, Dell XPS 13, iOS, m1, mac, macbook, macbook air, macbook air 2017, macbook pro, review, tech, technology, UI, UX, Windows, Wordpress, wordsmith
  • How I Lost Over 15 kgs

    How I Lost Over 15 kgs

    TL;DR: How I lost over 15 kgs is all about a lifestyle change. Don’t entertain dogma: always question. Try out a ketogenic diet. Be disciplined. Consider the art of dry fasting. Ensure that you do some form of exercise, and choose these exercises based on your goals. For me, walking burns the most amount of…

    Rohitha Perera

    October 2, 2020
    Author
    body recomp, cardio, circadian rhythm, diet, fasting, fat loss, health, intermittent-fasting, minerals, sleep, vitamins, weight-loss

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