life
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Does the Universe Care?
In the greater schemes of the cosmos, no lives matter. Even in the galactic scale, nothing will change if tomorrow a giant cataclysmic event destroys Earth into tiny fragments of rocks and end all life forms. The Milky Way galaxy will continue to exist; the only tiny change might be that the Sun would wobble Continue reading
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A brief sparkle called life
Yesterday was a sad day. Someone close to me passed away due to a heart attack. I am not a particularly emotional person, yet at the funeral, I found myself grieving. I consider myself a borderline atheist and throughout my life, I have held on to two guiding principles—destiny and karma. I believe that destiny Continue reading
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Beautiful Small Things
Small things are important and true perfection often resides in the little details. Big things exist because of the small things that hold them together. Take the Eiffel Tower, for instance—not the massive steel beams, but the thousands of tiny bolts and nuts that keep it standing. As the great Lebanese poet Khalil Gibran once Continue reading
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What Do I Complain About the Most?
I don’t usually complain in the traditional sense, but if I had to choose something, it would be when people fail to appreciate the beauty of life and its limitless possibilities. It saddens me to see people weighed down by struggles, forgetting that life, at its core, is an opportunity to explore the unknown. But Continue reading
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Let Life be an Ecstatic Mystery
What fosters effective teamwork? It’s not just about grouping individuals together and hoping for the best. It’s about cultivating an environment where trust, open communication, mutual respect, and a shared vision converge. Continue reading
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