Namaste In every family, there comes a time when relationships are tested. While families are meant to be a haven of love, understanding, and support, sometimes cracks appear. One of the most heart-wrenching experiences is when family members feel distant or disconnected, and strangers or acquaintances start to feel closer…
Those Who Lack the Vision to See Their Own Flaws Tend to Focus More on the Flaws of Others
“Namaste” In the vast realm of human nature, it’s often observed that people are more inclined to point out the mistakes of others than to reflect on their own. But what do we truly gain from such observations? This tendency not only complicates our relationships but also hinders our personal…
Live for Your Own Self: A Reflection on Self-Care and Misunderstood Selfishness
Namaste. In the grand journey of life, we often find ourselves at crossroads where our choices are judged, our intentions questioned, and our actions misunderstood. A poignant Gujarati quote beautifully encapsulates this dilemma: “Live for your own self… let the world call you selfish if they must. The world, after…
Those Who Are Naturally Inclined to Misery Cannot Be Made Happy by Any Force in the World
Hello their.. Happiness and misery are states of mind, deeply influenced by our attitude, perspective, and approach to life. There are individuals who, regardless of their circumstances, remain entrenched in a pattern of negativity. Even when life offers them opportunities for joy, they are unable to embrace it. This raises…
The Philosophy of Action: Only Those Who Act Can Err
In life, mistakes are inevitable. But have you ever noticed who makes these mistakes? It is not the bystanders or the critics who sit on the sidelines; it is the doers—the ones who take action, who venture into the unknown, and who try to bring change. The Gujarati saying, “Only…
Exploring Lucid Dreaming: My Journey into the Awakening Mind
I have experienced lucid dreaming many times, where I become fully aware that I am dreaming. Often, I can modify my dreams to suit my satisfaction, exploring vivid and surreal scenarios. But one recent experience stood out to me. During the dream, I realized I was dreaming and became aware…
Let Go Like a Leaf: A Lesson from Nature
Nature often has a way of teaching us profound lessons through its simplicity. Consider the humble leaf. When rain falls on a leaf, the water glistens for a moment, then slides off effortlessly. The leaf doesn’t cling to the droplet, nor does it hold on too long. It simply lets…
Discovering the World of Ham Radio: A Journey from Crisis to Connection
Introduction Growing up in the village of Karjala in Bhavnagar, I always had a fascination with communication. But it wasn’t until a life-altering event that I truly appreciated its importance. During the devastating Tauktae cyclone in Gujarat, I faced a situation that would lead me down an unexpected and enriching…
An Unexpected Confrontation: My Encounter with the Watchman at Udhna
Yesterday, I found myself in an unexpected and heated confrontation with an elderly watchman while waiting in the shade of a tree near a parking area in Udhna. What started as a moment of rest while dropping off a friend quickly turned into an argument over public space and authority….
A Memorable Eyeball QSO with VU2JMN (Jayeshbhai Patel)
Amateur radio enthusiasts know the value of connections—not just the ones we make on the airwaves, but also the personal bonds we form with fellow operators. Today, I had the pleasure of meeting Jayeshbhai Patel, known by his callsign VU2JMN, at my factory. What began as a simple visit to…