Why you do it? Ways to reduce it. — Procrastination is easy. Like, give a thought. And there it clicks! From the minute you sit idle to the moments of delusions, procrastination doesn’t let you be in your own space. Procrastination comes in handy in my case. Be it the moments when works break free, during the study hours…

Every emotion must be owned and not sidelined. — “Spiritual tools are magnanimous guides to understand the psychological behaviors or patterns orbiting in the realm of our consciousness,” a self-help guru advised. The statement is an excerpt from my recent visit to a personal growth seminar addressed by one of our community gurus. Attending the seminar spiritually inspired other…

Try the “Scientist’s Way” to not fall prey to misinformation. — Information Age has peaked the news culture. From the snail-mail era to modern times, information advances faster than the blink of an eye. With the fast-pacing times, news remains a constant feed on our life’s desktop with information surmounting above the human capacity levels. Amidst the sea of information, we…

Once whistled over great distances, the cellphone era has pushed the language to the endangered list — Ancient societies are individually distinct. Thriving on this uniqueness is the country’s cultural and linguistic differences that set them apart from the rest of the world. These fascinating biases form part of the culturally distinguished societies that exist amongst us for generations. …

It’s in understanding who you are that shapes your being. — One must still have chaos in oneself, said the eminent philosopher Neitzche, to be able to give birth to a dancing star. Oftentimes, a term like chaos remains taken by us in a negative light. …

To embrace life is to look upon it as an adventurous road. — Life is an undiscovered mystery. This supercharged magnetic life is like the curiosity bubble where we remain uncertain about varied events walking our way. Despite life’s unpredictability, the law of the universe doesn’t hold us apart from fundamental human rights to learning, speculating about events, and harnessing our intellectual skills.

Preparation of uninterrupted good time in solitude reduces the external dependability and is a secret road to self-completion. — The atmosphere carried moments of emotional overload. As the German writer, Goethe, neared the end of his life, his overwhelming feelings tied to restlessness at that critical hour made him distressed. Although Goethe may have happened to have several friends in his lifetime, he felt alone at that unwelcoming time…

To live in harmony of passed. — Slow is the fleeting steps Wonder to the music it reflects Oh! Engulfing into wide open arms Perhaps, happiness before a storm. The breeze of warmth prospered To the steps that entered An uninterrupted soul When life was traversing a mold When things went uncertified A knock of the unknown spirit Gospelled a breath of curiosity…

Seeing beyond the obvious pursuit of pursuing happiness. — What is our life’s purpose? For most of us, the happening answer might be to draw happiness. Upon reflecting upon the intention of human desires, I think almost all our end goals yearn only for happiness. In an ever-increasing globalized world, the everyday activities of humans get tied to similar…