I write what I feel. I write what I dream. My thoughts can't make you happy, but can tell you who am I ! Life will be an alien if it is a thoughtless, wordless process. Life comes to a halt when there are no words to share, words, which are coming from brain and going straight to heart. Once there was a small kid of age 4 who most of the time kept on scribbling something or the other on paper. He used to do it on daily basis. He wrote many pages in few months and neatly kept those pages in a file. One day his mother thought that I should also see what my intelligent kid is writing on paper. She went to his room secretly, as he might object to her intrusion. She opened the file and saw the papers in front of him. She was shocked and at the same time amused to see no words. He was just moving pen in different directions and thus making beautiful designs out of it. It seemed some arabic or any other language for that matter. They were beautifu...
Education, for me had always been a legacy to carry forward or you can say, it’s been a part of daily existence like breathing, eating, playing, or loving. As my parents were from academic background, both my brother and me had lots of pressure for studying hard and getting best grades. We never had a thought or say what should we study or what should be the next course we opt. So when this question was thrown to me I was very happy to catch it. If you could study/specialise in any subject of your choice in the UK, what would it be, where and why? Being from a small town of Uttar Pradesh, India, I always had a dearth of career opportunities to go for. Though there were universities, colleges having known and famous scholars as professors, but somehow that was ‘Run of the mill’ kind of thing. And being one of the sheep was highly unacceptable for me. I did my post graduation in Botany and shifted my base to capital of the country. I always thought that De...
Waking up from the dead and watching how life unfolded without you… Who is doing what after you? Who is happy and who is sad while you are no more? It sounds weird—and at the same time strangely adventurous—to imagine what happens after my death. How will people behave? People and their behaviour have always fascinated me. Still, it feels a little nasty to think about studying them from my own deathbed. Well… maybe I *am* weird. Because somewhere deep inside, I strongly believe that people come and go, but life—life always goes on. As they say, *“The show must go on.”* Sitting among a bunch of unfamiliar souls, I broke the silence and said, “Guys, I died just a day ago. Isn’t that sad?” Yes, it is sad—but not for me. It’s sad for the people who loved me. Surprisingly, it isn’t making me remorseful. Maybe I left my emotions back on Earth. What about you?” The souls around me were of all shapes, sizes, and ages. There was a round-faced obese man—proba...
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