About Katmira

My name is Cynthia Aralu and I’m a writer.

Dramatic pause for you to think, “Well, that’s stating the obvious.”

Lol.

I am going to be stating a lot of obvious and not so obvious in my blog but that is by the way. I feel I am drifting from the point of writing about Katmira but heck, this is Katmira. She drifts.

I have written since preteen. I started off with dialogues for comics on the left hand side of my school notebooks, while I sat through classes that were too boring for me to give attention to. I moved on to writing actual books in my teens, when I thought I could do better than the authors I read, mostly handwritten.

Writing has always been a tool of healing for me. It worked like a purge when I had the need to rid myself of troubled emotions and I am grateful to it.

I have written two typed books to date. None published but I plan to get them published in the near future.

I started this blog in 2012, to write about anything that comes to my head basically. Anything on my mind that I had to get out. However, I did not stick to it. I plan to, this time around.

This blog runs along the same wavelength of my catalogued thoughts series which I started later on, on Instagram. You can find me on Twitter and Instagram @kat_mira

When I really think of the theme of this blog, what springs forth readily to me is, “From Here to Space”. Here, being the established and space being, the largely unexplored.

I write because words flow from me, through me, in me, and my voice has never been the greatest at conveying them. I post because I want someone out there, in some corner of the world to read and connect deeply to my words. I want to provoke thought and bring peace to people through my writing. I also want that person reading to feel a little less alone in the overwhelming vastness, that is this universe.

Hello! and may we never say goodbye.

About Katmira (Audio recording)
Latest Posts

Pray the Rosary

By Cynthia Aralu Hello everyone. Pray the Rosary. This week, within a short period of time, I started and completed the book “The Secret of the Rosary” written by St. Louis Marie de Montfort, thanks to the audiobook on Spotify. See link here: The Secret of the Rosary It is the most powerful book I have…

Baptism is Necessary

By Cynthia Aralu Hello everyone! (Pray the Rosary) I watched a video recently of someone scoffing at the word “baptism” and saying they don’t do that at his church but they do something else, although it does involve water. I could not listen to the end of the video so I don’t know the full…

Temptation

By Cynthia Aralu Hello everyone! Pray the Rosary. I hope you are doing well! I write this knowing that for the past week or so I have been plagued in my body, in an on and off manner, with temptation, and it all started with a dream, in which I saw a form at the…

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2 thoughts on “About Katmira

  1. Hello Katmira, in your post – If There’s A Word More Powerful Than Love, Posted on August 3, 2020, you put the scene in the movie “The bride of Habaek”. I watched this drama and this scene is really cool! Would you know who is the author of this book?
    I’m looking for references but I couldn’t find it on the internet. I thank,

    • I searched as well and couldn’t find who the author is either. So, I assumed the writer of the k-drama, “The Bride of Habaek” must have written it just for the K-drama. Would be cool to know who the author is, so I could include it here as well. Please let me know if you do find out. I found the poem really moving and it resonated with me.

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