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2024 Oct 16

Sudden

Was real for me Maybe you have read Sudden novels. The wild west series was written by English writer Oliver Strange in 1930s. The strange fact is that the writer had never been to America. Sudden was a sharp gunfighter known for his bravery, brevity, and dry wit. He could be cool as a cucumber in the frying desert, tough as nail when the chips were down, ...

2024 Oct 13

Quit playing games with yourself

You sit in a circle that protects you Whispers in your ear what you want to hear Casting shadows of your flickering light Inside you plays your song in a loop Strings the fertile void in delight Shines your light Do you see yourself as a void complete or a circle incomplete Quit playing games with yourself!

2024 Oct 11

When you choose

Are you framed There are 3 kinds of choices we make in decreasing frequency Choices within the box Choice of choosing the box Choice exercised to expand one’s awareness & free will that creates new boxes The ease of making above choices: High Medium Low The potential impact of these choices: Low Medium High The anchor gradually shifts from inside to ...

2024 Oct 08

The idea on the back of the envelope

Needs clarity - not simplicity Be clear before being simple When you are clear you take the responsibility of thinking through When you are simple someone takes the responsibility of helping you through Clarity chomps complexity for breakfast Simplicity waits to be fed Ever ordered a simple soup or been operated upon by a simple surgeon Be clear.

2024 Oct 06

In reality we move from natural competence

To acquired incompetence And then there is Maslow’s hierarchy of needs Truth is we are born complete like the seed And then slide down to secure our safety needs It’s an upside-down world Where the race to the bottom decides the winner To know yourself is the greatest gift you can give yourself: What comes intuitively to me What do I accomplish consistently with finesse and ...

2024 Oct 04

A mile and a millimetre

Behave equal in the fertile mind A mile drive in a shiny new car A millimetre dent in the same car One is too short other too long Decades go in a blink Moments stay forever One a blur other bright and clear To see a grain of sand in the Universe And the Universe in a grain of sand A childs play for the ...

2024 Oct 02

Just like averages don’t exist, neither does normal

In your madness lies your freshness Ever met the perfect standard Homo sapien Then why work so hard to be the first one Seek coherence inside And you will find your rightful place outside In the choice of your madness Lies your greatness (117 billion humans have ever lived on Earth. We all are 99.9% genetically similar. The tiny 0.1% makes a ...

2024 Sep 29

The definition of change

Which does not sell You don’t get to change the world your parents or kids your own construct You don’t get to change anything You get to deal with it your way To deal with it your way Understand the world, people, and yourself Understanding that leads to clarity Clarity that leads to conviction Conviction that leads to courage to act Don’t change the ...

2024 Sep 28

Will the philosopher & comedian in you

Stand up please Philosophers and comedians make a strange pair They approach from opposite ends, are observant and make you think The philosopher zooms-out to the grand view, the comedian zooms-in to the ordinary The philosopher helps you rationalise, the comedian makes you laugh. One strings, other unravels They are best friends when two beers down. It is said, as you see, so is the ...

2024 Sep 26

The grape

That chose not to be a sparkling wine Grapes when they were born Were told they had a great demand Choices were many Future a certainty Red White Rose or Sparkling Bottled and labelled Priced and prized It was just right Till one day a thinking grape was born Ordinary from outside Clear from inside The grape had its own mind It wanted to drop ...