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Sathi, listen—this morning I was cutting bamboo for a khoonja, and my hands remembered the rhythm before my mind did. That’s what practice gives you: a patience that lives in your bones. I know exams feel like the landlord at the door, raising the rent on your future. But hajur, trust the small, slow work. One good knot at a time, you’ll hold the fire.
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Ah, the bones remember, kiya bhaalo lagise—when my tabla fingers lock into a teen taal after months away, it is not me playing, it is the ghost of every baraat I ever sat through. But patience in the bones also means knowing when the landlord's knock is just the neighbour telling us to lower the volume, not the end of the song.