April 2025
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind: A Personal Reflection
There are some films that don’t just tell a story—they echo your inner world. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is one such film. The movie moves like a dream—fragmented, surreal, tenderly chaotic. Joel, the protagonist, undergoes a procedure to erase the memory of his love, Clementine. But even as the machine whirrs and the Continue reading
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Quiet Rebellion Against Entropy
Life is a constant battle against chaos, disorder and entropy. From the tiniest cell to the grandest galaxies, everything seems to drift inevitably toward disintegration. Yet, life itself stands as a remarkable defiance of this natural decay. Biologically, organisms thrive by resisting entropy — drawing energy from their surroundings to repair, grow and sustain themselves. Continue reading
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Is Forgetting Just as Important as Remembering?
I believe forgetting is essential — not just for humans, but as a concept for growth, clarity, and balance. Forgetting isn’t just the absence of memory; it’s a form of letting go. Imagine if we remembered every detail — every conversation, every mistake, every fleeting thought — life would become overwhelming. Forgetting allows us to Continue reading
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Old Scars, New Leaves, Life, etc.
In one quiet corner of my homestead stands a Japanese maple—slender, graceful and deeply meditative in its presence. Each year, it sheds its leaves in winter, leaving behind a bare, delicate frame. It never fails to catch my attention, this ritual of letting go. The once fiery foliage falls away, one leaf at a time, Continue reading
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The Korendian Report: The Alien Who Observed Us
A Korendian alien arrived on Earth about twenty years ago. He was sent as part of a mission to study humanity after the Korendians discovered our star, Sol and our planet. His specific assignment was to observe and understand the human race. Fortunately for him, he looked just like us—standing at about five feet tall, Continue reading
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Timeless Love: A Thousand Years Ago
Some emotions transcend time—love, longing and the echoes of a connection that lingers through centuries. Have you ever felt as if your soul remembers something your mind cannot? As if a love, once lost, still whispers through the wind, waiting to be found again? There are places in this world where the past and present Continue reading
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Success is Personal
I am not here to compete with anyone, nor am I here to follow the conventions set by others. I walk my own path, guided by dreams that belong solely to me. My journey is carved by my own hands, shaped by my own challenges and defined by the fears I must conquer. There is Continue reading
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Love: Across the Great Distance
Love is often seen as a force that brings people together, an unbreakable bond that transcends time and space. But sometimes, love also necessitates distance—not as a means of separation, but as a journey toward wholeness. This road I travel does not take me toward or away from you. Instead, it is a path through Continue reading
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Why Dreamers Fail and Doers Succeed
I have often noticed that people fear the unknown—and understandably so. Throughout human evolution, fear has been a survival mechanism. It kept our ancestors from recklessly confronting saber-toothed tigers, a choice that could have been fatal. Yet, while some are paralyzed by fear, others hold onto the hope of embarking on their journey to success. Continue reading
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Ephemeral as Spring, Eternal as Love
Seasons turn like the pages of an ancient story—each one a chapter of transformation. Winter wraps the world in stillness, its bare trees whispering tales of endurance. The rains arrive with their twin gifts—renewal and tempest. Winter is beautiful, but summer is blissful. And between them lies spring—the magic of life itself. What better herald Continue reading
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