The abundance of valuable possessions or money is what is generally understood by the term wealth. Even though we could look at this from different points of view, one of my favourites perspectives on wealth is this: “Wealth is the power we accumulate to choose.” On that note, financial wealth can be defined as the…
Month: July 2021
day322 – Seed of creation
I have always wondered about the question of what it is that triggers creativity in human beings. There is something subtle behind and before the flow of creative energy in us. Because when we try to create something, it may not be easily repeatable like a machine to engage in the creative process. But if…
day321 – Timenomics
I happened to read an excerpt from the novel “If Only It Were True” (French: Et si c’etait vrai) by the French novelist Marc Levy.It was this: Imagine you wake up every day with 86,400 dollars in your bank account. And by evening the bank will take back whatever balance money you have in your…
day320 – World of odour
Years ago a master once told me to try something out to expand the experience of living. it was this – Our most powerful collection of memory is the visual memory. We recall things as visuals. We have the power to travel back time with past memories played as visuals in our minds. There is…
day319 – Perfect shot!
I stumbled upon a wonderful analogy of “perfection” on the internet, today! Of course, I have seen so many of these, though this was different. This was simple and so relatable to the post-internet generation of people. It said, “Looking for perfection in a person or a thing is like searching for a superhit YouTube…
day318 – Ice candy
I went on an evening drive today and found a new ice candy shop that had opened nearby. They were selling the very old classic flavours available in every millennial’s childhood. I tried two flavours and both were so tasty and nostalgic. When I was very young there were no refrigerators at home for me…
day317 – Unique story
FOMO is the acronym for Fear Of Missing Out. It’s a feeling inside us that other people around us may be experiencing something great, fun, and awesome, but we are missing out on it. In our new world, social media has the highest degree of contribution towards FOMO in us. When our peers may be…
day316 – Mayan wisdom
I happened to watch a report of the World Economic Forum that Mexico is building a train station inspired by the ruined Mayan civilization at Tulum city. In the station, the wood-lined roof regulates heat and sunlight. Experts say that this sustainable architecture is optimal for the tropical climate of Mexico. Some places in the…
day315 – Conscious farming
I’ve often felt that farming is among the most significant exercises to practice our patience and perseverance. When I was a child I lived at my ancestral home and where we had paddy fields out in the front. Then I felt like having my own private paddy area (maybe a couple of square feet) and…
day314 – Lullaby
I happened to randomly go through the voice recordings of a friend of mine. One of the recordings was interesting. He had recorded himself singing a lullaby. I asked him what made him record it. He told me, “I use this recording to sleep when I find it difficult to sleep on certain occasions. You…