Small Acts. Deep Presence. Lasting Ripples.
Stories, tokens, and gatherings that invite a slower way of being.
I’m Mansi (Maan-see). Writer. Ripple maker. Seeker of small wonders.
In a world that demands bigger, faster, more…I create moments of quiet significance.
My work captures the ripple effects we rarely notice:
how unexpected kindness transforms a stranger’s day.
how grief reshapes our capacity for joy.
how tiny gestures of recognition can shift everything.
Not life hacks. Not productivity tools. Just invitations to a more attentive way of being.
I believe in making—not just art, but meaningful connections and moments that matter. I believe in making time to slow down, savor the simple things, notice more. I believe in making space for deep presence.
Through handmade tokens of appreciation, deep storytelling, and creative presence facilitation, I help people reconnect—with themselves, with each other, and with the art of simply being. Each small act creates ripples we may never fully see, but always feel.
I’m also the author of Little Tokens of Love, Big Ripples of Happiness (coming 2026), a book about the extraordinary impact of small, intentional acts of kindness.
It’s Official.
RIPLMKR. My new license plate.
I’ve been handing out handmade tokens for the last seven years—small tangible acts of gratitude for cashiers, janitors, delivery truck drivers.
But now, even my car is in on the movement.
This plate is more than metal. It’s a conversation starter. A declaration. The way I move in this world—with kindness, humility and appreciation.
Be a Kindness Ambassador
Every handmade token I give -- a note to a tired nurse, a small painting for a grocery clerk -- is a reminder: connection begins in the smallest moments. The world doesn’t need more content.
It needs more courage. More presence. More real, human moments.
You can be a kindness ambassador, too. Simply join The Ripple Room—our creative monthly gatherings on Zoom—and get the creative nudge, the inspiration, the community and the support you’ve been waiting for. Once a month, you can drop in, making time intentionally to create and connect. No pressure. No expectations. Just a space to be present with your thoughts.
Creativity thrives in community. The Ripple Room is where we make time for what matters.
My version of social media. No noise. Just small moments, written with care. Updated often. Come back anytime.

No Phone, Just Art: A 5-minute Invitation
What People Say
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"This was sooooo much fun and a challenge as well. I had a background that I was uncomfortable with that turned out to be my favorite side in the end - go figure!!! I definitely will be making more of these in the future - my grandkids will be getting personalized birthday cards - how fun!!"
Tina M K
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"Thank you so much for showing us how to make gratitude tags. It is so freeing. It really is listening to the paint and paper and seeing where it takes you. I've shared a few already and am excited to share more."
Connie S
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"I loved your class Mansi! Everything you said I needed to hear. Love your approach and enjoyed playing with those yummy backgrounds. My problem is I don’t like whiting out what I have done…but obviously works great here. Wonderful exercise in having no outcome in mind. Your child analogy really spoke to me. Thank you!!"
Suzy F
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"Mansi, I want to sincerely THANK YOU for your wonderful course. I have never used a gel plate before and am now bursting with ideas. I tried using my 12X12 plate last night and had a blast. I have had it sitting in my stash for years and never had the confidence to get it out. You have inspired me and taught me some wonderful techniques and I am so very grateful. Love your teaching style."
Theresa M W
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"Thank you, Mansi!! This has been more of a journey than a class, and one that I never expected to make! I feel like an explorer in my own creativity whereas before I was just a conductor directing my energies into practical crafts . I still enjoy creating as a gift, and won't stop doing that, but I now know that I can create just for the sake of creating, and I can explore and play, not just follow directions. Thank you for this eye-opening revelation, and for being so supportive throughout the process."
Francine U