Tag: feelings
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A Tribute to Sonu Kumar: A Life of Resilience, Inspiration, and Dedication
Today, I find myself reflecting on the life and legacy of Sonu Kumar, a man who was not just a good friend but also a significant part of my journey during the years my father, Sh. Sunil Kumar Chhabra, and I ran our brick kiln. Sonu’s story is one of humble beginnings, relentless hard work,…
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How I Overcame Procrastination and Boosted My Productivity: Lessons from a Master Executor
For years, I struggled with procrastination. I would set goals, make elaborate to-do lists, and start my day with enthusiasm, only to find myself stuck in the same loop—postponing tasks and leaving important work incomplete. It wasn’t because I lacked skills or knowledge; it was a matter of execution. All of this changed when I…
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A Parent’s Journey Through an Unexpected Injury
Yesterday was one of those days that every parent fears but hopes to handle with strength and clarity. My son, Vivaan, had an accident in our washroom. A simple slip on the wet floor resulted in a deep cut just above his eyebrow. The sight of blood and the pain on his face was heartbreaking,…
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Living in the Present: Finding Balance Beyond the Obsession with Future Goals
For a long time, I viewed money as the ultimate goal in life. Like many, I thought that achieving financial success would lead to fulfillment, and I often sacrificed time, relationships, and peace of mind in the relentless pursuit of that goal. But as I have come to realize, life is far more than a…
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The Path to Liberation: Insights from Janaka and Ashtavakra
In the profound dialogue between Janaka, the seeker, and Ashtavakra, the enlightened sage, the conversation touches upon timeless questions—how to acquire knowledge, attain liberation, and reach dispassion. Their exchange, though brief, offers a deep and practical approach to living a life of wisdom and inner freedom. 1. How Is Knowledge to Be Acquired? Knowledge, in…
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The Art of Diplomacy: Wisdom from Chanakya
In the annals of history, few thinkers have left as profound a mark on governance, strategy, and human behavior as Chanakya. His wisdom, encapsulated in his ancient work Arthashastra and various aphorisms, continues to resonate even in today’s complex world. One of his timeless insights addresses the art of handling different types of individuals: “Conciliate…
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Navigating Relationship Challenges: When Long-Term Bonds Begin to Fray
Relationships, especially long-term ones, are often seen as a solid foundation built over years of shared experiences, love, and mutual respect. But, as with all things, relationships can face turbulence. Sometimes, despite the history and deep connection, differences may start to emerge, leading to communication breakdowns and a desire to part ways. This can be…
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The Solitude of Karma: A Reflection on Chanakya’s Wisdom
In the vast realm of philosophical thought, few names shine as brightly as that of Chanakya, the ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, and royal advisor. His timeless words continue to echo through the corridors of history, offering profound insights into life, human nature, and the consequences of our actions. One of his most powerful statements reads:…
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The Perfect Companion: Black Coffee and Productive Moments
In the hustle of daily life, there’s a simple joy that stands out—a cup of black coffee. Whether you’re buried deep in work, lost in the pages of a book, or exploring the vast world of computer science on the internet, black coffee has a way of elevating the experience. It’s more than just a…
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A Tribute to My Friend Aditya Bansal: A Leader in the Making
Friendship has been a beautiful journey with Aditya Bansal, a man I’ve known since our school days in 2006. Over the years, he has grown into a successful businessman, driven by both intellect and emotional intelligence. As he now sets his sights on politics, aiming to contest from the Tohana Assembly Constituency with the Aam…