Peace, Joy, Love; INSIDE ME

Visiting the court for the first time Due to our busy schedules, my friend and I were going to try to make it to the court, but we never had time. We had the opportunity to visit the court today because our classes were canceled. Since it was the most suitable option, we took the metro from our college. After reaching the place but before evening entering the first frisk checkpoint, we encountered a Tout (kind of a broker for advocates) who said "Kahan jana hai?" (Where do you want to go?). I didn't know who he was but my friend told me, there are a lot of people like him who will ask the same question. At the second checkpoint also, there was another man asking the same. We entered the premises after a quick frisk check, and it was busy inside. We simply roamed the area for a while. The court proceedings were happening in small rooms adjoining to the chambers of those Judges who were presiding over the cases. My friend then asked for permission from the court martial to ...

"Nothing matters..." Yeah, we hear this frequently through others and say it ourselves sometimes. But if you ever wondered waiting to find the answer to this "Does anything really matters?" I watched a film recently it was one of the best movies I have ever watched because this film gave me my answer to this one question.  Everything Everywhere all at once  this movie had a great impact on me as I often question myself, does this life really matters. This movie first tells us that nothing in this world actually matters and then it shows us that our little stupid life is meaningful only because we give meaning to it. We can go ahead and avoid it but what holds us is the meanings and connections we build through all this. If we look closely and analyze that if nothing matters and everything is just here for some time then we should also look at the other side. Is nothingness more important than existence?  We will realize that yeah if nothing matters and having nothin...

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 The Universe in our head Often when we start to think about the origin of everything, the origin of the universe, it just makes us feel empty and clueless because questions like these are still missing their answers in modern science. Various theories of the past and people's beliefs have different stories of the creation of the universe. When we study space we end up at "where does the universe end?" Like planets make a solar system, solar systems create a galaxy, and a group of galaxies is called the universe. What is thereafter the universe and what is its length, depth, and volume? Is it infinite or is there something bigger after the universe ends? I would like you to imagine the vastness of your mind. What do you see when you look inside your thinking tank? do you see a finite space or is it enormous enough that feels like a universe? Where does a thought go when we don't believe it? Where does a thought come from? Do we create our thoughts or do we experience ...

Hobbies Hearing the word hobbies, most of the time makes us think only about the activities which are talked about more often like painting and reading. And we also see the representation of these particular hobbies in media which are repeatedly shown that makes us question our hobbies and sometimes makes us question, Do I have a hobby? A hobby is a practice of one's daily life that is done in the pursuit of enjoyment.  Hobbies can be anything  (Not particularly painting, singing, and dancing)  like sitting in the balcony, spending time with your pet, visiting a place for a walk or exercise, or even starring at the sunset and imagining or anything that has become a routine that gives a sense of rejuvenation or refreshment from exhaustion. When I was little, I used to make up names whenever a teacher asks me about my hobbies. And I was lying because actually I never knew what my hobbies were as they would not match the more talked hobbies like painting, singing or dancing,...

  Change Time and change are topics that on the face of it look so different but if we look closely we will see that the only way we can measure change is through time. Time gives a special identity to a certain event. I was on a call with my friend last week and he told me that actually there is no time and it is just something we use to measure the change in the state of things. I totally agree with him. In Hindu scriptures, It is said that this material world is divided into different periods and it keeps on repeating itself. We are living in the age of Kali-yuga, the last yuga of the four yugas - Sati-yuga ( 1,728,000 human years ), Treta-yuga ( 1,296,000 human years ), Dwapar-yuga ( 8,64,000 human years ), and Kali-yuga ( 4,32,000 human years ). All the four yugas combined form a Maha Yuga ( 4,320,000 ). It is further stated that there are 71 Maha Yugas that form a Manavantra (Lifespan of a Manu, who begins humankind). There are a total of 14 Manavantra and we are in the 7th M...