Although the thought in this blog post belongs to me, the title was given by my dearest school friend Minu. Some are fortunate. They’re born and don’t get old. Death takes them into its arms, hugs them tightly before getting old. My sister-in-law was terminally ill and was brought back home on 16th March, 2018. Doctors … Continue reading Death Can Be Beautiful
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This Is What I Like the Most
It’s OK if you don’t like my thoughts, my understanding of life, my positivity, my conversations, my dreams, my ideas of a better world, my little achievements, my minimalistic lifestyle, my journey, or even my path, my holistic way of thinking, my helping nature or my moral and political philosophy, etc. It’s all about different … Continue reading This Is What I Like the Most
Understanding Death the Vedic Way
Though the ordinary human looks upon death with dread and sadness, those who’ve gone before know it as a wondrous experience of peace and freedom. Every one of us is going to die someday, so there’s no use in being afraid of death. You don’t feel unhappy at the vision of losing awareness of your … Continue reading Understanding Death the Vedic Way
My Parents’ Death Was My Best Teacher
My parents died, expired, or as I say left their physical bodies in 2015. The last two months that I spent in the hospital were the best lessons for me. I had a sense that they’re dying but little I knew that their last days would teach me some of the best lessons in life. … Continue reading My Parents’ Death Was My Best Teacher