Dear Friends,I have some interesting things to share with you. I was thinking back to this story I had read in my Hindi textbook when I was in college. It was about a man who walks along a road swinging his umbrella. A passer-by objects and tells him, “Stop! You nearly hit my nose!” The first man states, “It is my umbrella. It is a public road and a free country. I can do what I want.” To which the second man retorts, “Your freedom ends where my nose begins!” This sentiment finds an echo across the world in a quote that says, your right to swing your fists ends where my nose begins. So what do these instances mean That freedom comes with responsibility That everything one does has consequences That, as one has the freedom to live in the way one chooses to, there are limits to that freedom especially when it concerns another Tell me what you think. Moving on to one of my favourite topics—magic and fantasy—it thrills me no end that we are exploring this theme in this month’s issue. There is nothing better I love than to dream up new worlds with new rules all magical! and new creatures all fantastic!. But I also think that we take this wonderful world that is ours for granted. The magical colours of a sunrise and the blooming of a flower, the ability to talk to another person halfway across the world in an instant and the miracle cures of science, there are so many fantastic things. What do you think Write to me at tinklemailack-media.com