Philosophical exploration
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This reflective essay uses a simple childhood memory of a bouncing rubber ball to explore the deeper idea of karma as action and reaction. Drawing on Newton’s laws, everyday examples, Buddhist thought, and the Bhagavad Gita, it presents karma as the sum of our physical, mental, and emotional deeds that inevitably return to us. The… Read more
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The text discusses the challenges of finding an “ideal” public figure in a diverse world, emphasizing that no individual can meet everyone’s expectations. It categorizes people into leaders and followers, noting that followers often become emotionally attached to their ideologies, sometimes leading to blind following. The text critically examines the role of godmen, who profit… Read more
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The quest for the “coolest” thing often leads to disillusionment, as perfection is unattainable and subjective. Human experiences, whether joy or frustration, revolve around change and the pursuit of knowledge. True happiness lies not in acquisitions but in appreciating present moments and accepting life’s imperfections, fostering resilience and adaptability. What’s the coolest thing you’ve ever… Read more
