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Mathew Posa is from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and it is a great place for an outdoor enthusiast like Posa. He likes everything outdoors, including mostly camping, hiking, hunting, canoe tripping and cooking. He tags alone with one or two of his dogs on every adventure he ventures out on, be it camping on... Continue Reading →
1. My Heart to Stay Forever Spring Spring is beautiful, it's beautifulA chirping song of birdsAnd the serene flower on the wayEven those beautiful crispy sunriseAnd the tuning songs of the windThe full and lucent moon that watches me in the nightAnd the beats of my heart that misses youIt's all beautiful, very beautifulHow long... Continue Reading →
Hello ardent readers and bloggers. Despite how cruel the pandemic is, I anticipate all of you are doing great. Do check out my book review or a short note on "Mastery of Love" by Don Miguel Ruiz. Ruiz is one of my favorite authors and to talk about how eloquent he is as a writer,... Continue Reading →
Oh. Well. 2021 was a year like a roller coaster. Everything happened so fast to me. It all began with being a final year student to graduation, our national preliminary examination, main examination, and then to viva voice. “Phew." Thinking of all of it, the year was very stressful but I must say it was... Continue Reading →
Picture courtesy: (Yoga Home, 2015) The Four Agreements was published in 1997 and written by Don Miguel Ruiz, a mexican author. The book is basically about how the voice in our head or our domesticated belief can steal joy and happiness from us. The book convinces us that just like an animal being domesticated by... Continue Reading →
Oftentimes in life, we keep doing certain things that we even don’t cherish doing it. Relating it to myself, I don’t like that habit in me that constantly checks social media in a day as if like, I have a payment to collect by logging in into it. To extrapolate on this matter, some of... Continue Reading →
2020 was a hard year for most of us. All of us lived with a fear that the Covid-19 may infect our loved ones and our family. We are in the same way and at the same time excited to hear that a potent vaccine is developed. However, this didn't happen in the year 2020.... Continue Reading →
Okay, I can already feel the distaste from readers reading just the title; but give me a minute to convince you otherwise with a simple anecdote from three days ago, which was also Bhutan’s 113th National Day. “If you carry this pothi (a set of Tibetan buddhist scriptures) and circumambulate three times around the center... Continue Reading →
There are days in our life when we have to work hard to learn new things that collide with our interest and sometimes keep on working because we are scheduled. Whatever the reason be, sometimes you get tired enough to barely notice that your energy is getting drained and there is a strong hunch within... Continue Reading →
Man’s search for meaning is an autobiography of Dr Viktor E. Frankl where he narrates on how his brutal experiences in a concentration camp have given birth to his famous theory called logotherapy. Summary Part 1 Dr Viktor E. Frankl and his family were first arrested by Nazi German Authority for the reason he was... Continue Reading →
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