Honour your process today!
Deaths are termed almost always untimely. If a person dies in their teens or up to their early 30s, the possibilities and the unfulfilled dreams make a case for the ‘untimely’ nature of death. On the other hand, a death in the 60s can be termed as “they couldn’t enjoy the retired life” or a death in the 40s – “terrible: middle of nowhere” – aka untimely. …
“Come on! It doesn’t matter!” – a phrase you’ve heard all your life. Maybe you’ve even said this to yourself in different phases of your past. But have you thought about why this thought even arises? It hints that you are about to take a step that you don’t normally identify yourself with. But does it really have no effect on your life, as it seems to be the case? Can it always be the wrong step? Let’s find out, cogently! …
Meditation often confuses people. Many times, they understand it as focussed concentration or sometimes as a nonchalant observance of thoughts. Some take it up as a means to settle the clutter in mind while some reflect on all that’s happened in the recent past. To be honest, none of them is wrong! Meditation is what you make of it. But in this post, I want to focus deliberately on meditating silently and self-reflecting. …
The minute you read the word ‘Frontier’, you probably thought of a border separating two countries. Well, you aren’t wrong at all. But could it mean something more? Some boundaries that exist but aren’t visible? Wait, what does that mean? Perhaps, some frontiers that do impact your life personally, however, they aren’t outright obvious? Could it be that it’s some of the frontiers themselves obscuring your view from seeing a different reality? Let’s find out cogently! …
