Dreams
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Looking Upward, Not Around
I choose to stay with someone who can talk about the universe with me. Not gossip, not idle chatter, not endless talk about what others are doing—but conversations that expand the mind and open the heart. Anyone can talk about other people. What excites me is not their lives, but the endless possibilities within my Continue reading
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The Power of Crazy Ambitions
Larry Page once said: “It is easier to make progress on mega-ambitious dreams. Since no one else is crazy enough to do it, you have little competition.” At first, this sounds counterintuitive. We assume bigger goals mean tougher competition. But in reality, most people play small. They chase the safer path, the easier option, the Continue reading
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Jamais Vu: When the Familiar Becomes Strange
Life has its little pranks. You may be walking down a road you’ve known for years, or looking at a word you’ve used every day, and suddenly—something feels off. The familiar seems staged, like you’ve stepped onto a set built just for you. Déjà Vu: The Echo of the Familiar Most people know déjà vu—that Continue reading
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The Stream Beyond the Field
There are dreams that vanish like mist the moment we open our eyes. And then there are dreams that return—gentle yet insistent—asking us to walk the same path again and again, as if leading us to a forgotten truth. In mine, I am a child once more, standing at the edge of my old school Continue reading
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Dreams, Not People: The Key to a Joyful Life
We often hear that each of us has a destiny to fulfill and dreams to pursue. Yet, more often than not, the reason we don’t reach them is simple—we take the wrong road. Gold doesn’t have a fragrance, yet it’s precious. Sandalwood may not always flower, yet it’s valued for its scent. Neither tries to Continue reading
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Is Reality Simply a Dream We Remember Better?
There is a strange comfort in reality. It unfolds in a line, one moment connecting to the next, a steady thread that gives us a sense of continuity. We wake up in the morning, recall what we did yesterday, plan for tomorrow—and in doing so, our memories bind our existence into something coherent. Dreams, however, Continue reading
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Dreaming Within Dreams
I have been experiencing multiple recurring dreams all my life, but of late, I have been seeing something even stranger—dreams within dreams. Today’s blog is about the latest one, the third such dream within a dream I’ve had. Last night, I found myself in what I believed to be the Brazilian Amazon. The air was Continue reading
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Above the Sky: Lessons on Moving Forward
There’s no subject in science called darkness—only the absence of light.No subject called coldness—only the absence of heat. And perhaps that’s how life works too. We focus too often on what’s missing, forgetting that beauty begins where we choose to see the light. Three Metres Above the Sky One of my favorite films is the Continue reading
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Three Vital Lessons School Forgot to Teach
Have you ever stepped out of school feeling like you aced the exams but somehow missed out on how to live life? You’re not alone. Our education system teaches us many things, but often skips the three most vital lessons—the ones that truly matter to every single human, regardless of class, country, or creed: 1. Continue reading
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Three Vital Problems
Nothing is constant—except change. The dunes of a desert shift with the winds, and even the most still pond is in motion, turning slowly toxic in its stagnancy. Life, too, is not meant to remain still. Those who resist change know—just as well as those who embrace it—that change is not only good, it is Continue reading
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