The blossoming of a flower is not something to be talked about as a blog, but there are hidden meanings in it which I am trying to share with my readers. Initially, a flower is sprouted as a bud and with the passage of time blossoms into a flower and then after spending its time… Continue reading Blossoming Flower
Change for the Better
"Human thought generally can be divided into two modes, the visual and the verbal. When you think about your next vacation and imagine sitting under a palm tree and sipping a cold drink, you’re probably thinking visually. If you’re thinking what you’ll say when you make a presentation at work, you’re likely thinking in words… Continue reading Change for the Better
Broken Heart
While watching this most amazing motivational video (link given hereunder) by Sandeep Maheshwari, I am writing the most demotivating blog of my life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sd-YsMs3OzA I had a severely hard time this semester (Spring 2018) and my heart got broken because I had high expectations this semester from the group of same students whom I taught… Continue reading Broken Heart
Intent Supersedes Action
Disclaimer: This blog is purely based on my religious belief, so you are on your own to accept or reject my viewpoint. Way back in 2007, I was making my very first presentation on 'Vision'. When I started making it for the first time, there were only 7 slides in all on 'vision', as I… Continue reading Intent Supersedes Action
The Slingshot
Most of us are familiar with this toy which youngsters usually play with, to hit the flying birds. The wooden part is stiff and resembles 'Y' while the rubber attached with a pouch to place a stone, to throw it is flexible to the limits. The following excerpt has been copied pasted from Wikipedia for… Continue reading The Slingshot
The Television
Understanding the intricate balance of the universe by fine-tuning the mind to resonate with the music.
The Short Circuit
While explaining to my students how an idea strikes your mind, I was struck with this idea, which made me think twice, if it is, as I am thinking or something else. To complete a circuit, we need to have two wires, one is live the other one is neutral and when they are connected… Continue reading The Short Circuit
Merchants of Fear
We are living in a society marred by the agents of fear wreaking havoc in the lives of masses, dictating their own terms of engagement for a common man to survive, without having an inkling of what they are doing to the already devastated lives of poor masses. To begin with, my life is divided into… Continue reading Merchants of Fear
Entwined Mind
The pic above is the back inside of an old clock, which is mechanically driven. The user rolls the key in the clockwise direction to the full and the clock starts [in clockwise direction] at a pre-set pace to keep track of the time elapsed, whereas the key rolls in the anticlockwise direction, till such… Continue reading Entwined Mind
Generation Gap
My current blog is based on my observation of Dr. Eric Berne's psychological theory 'The Transactional Analysis'. [1] "TA claims that we can better understand ourselves by analyzing our transactions with the people closest to us. Transaction = conversation/interaction between two people. TA is based on 3 principles: We all have three ‘ego states’ (Parent, Adult, and Child) We… Continue reading Generation Gap