Dear Boston, So, the time has come. To bid you a farewell for the time being. We met some 4 years ago on a sunny day. I remember it was very hot. Too hot for a 22 degree Celsius day in early September. I was jetlagged after a 16 hour flight. And you were mesmerizing, as always. You've hosted millions of people like me. The Irish who touched your shores and caressed them centuries ago. You've hosted Thoreau, Swami Vivekanand, Ben Affleck, the cab driver from middle east, students of merit in MIT, Harvard, Tufts, Berklee from asias and the australias and africas and europe, also the homeless folks. I feel jealous of you treating everyone as special, but also makes me proud that I got to roam on the same streets in which the people who made a dent in this world did. You completely blew my mind. Your beauty, elegance, arrogance, and a bipolar weather. You've been my muse, and I was yours. You developed in me the habit of long walks in silence. Almost every week I get lost star...
Hey stalkers! It's 5:43 PM and I'm listening to some bhajans on youtube. Someone came to see our house, since we have to sublease it from January. But, this is not how a typical day in my life looks like. I'll write about it (my day in Portland) in second person. You get up at 5:45-ish in the morning, turn off the alarm which was about to ring at 6am. And then instinctively you call at home. Talk to Mummy and Dadi for half an hour. Boom ! It's 6:30. Now, you rush to the kitchen, to prepare breakfast. Mostly it's cereals and milk. Sometimes it's omelette, and rarely some leftovers from the last night which, you ordered via Uber eats. Then you wash your face, get ready for the office and catch the 7:20 bus to Portland downtown. From downtown, you catch another bus to Unum I/B or Jetport. There you go. You're at office around 8:20-8:30 in the morning. Now, you start checking your emails, teams messages and set yourself for the meetings which are generally aroun...
I've been watching a lots of videos on astrophysics and quantum mechanics. In addition to this, I am also reading and learning about ancient Indian philosophy from Autobiography of a Yogi, Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev's videos and some works of Sril Prabhupad. I've derived an analogy between both of them. Even quantum physics acknowledges that everything we know as real isn't real. (Neils Bohr said that, I can't recall exact wordings right now). So, I have started to believe more in Law of Attraction and controlling our thoughts because what we think, we manifest. And I have done this many times. First, I used to think it was just a set of coincidences, but after reading about the principle of quantum entanglement and energy in empty space, and we can manifest our thoughts and the universal energies align with this. Thoughts are also an entity (energy, or particle or something like that) which affect universal harmony. By thinking, we create matter and manifest. I am...
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