Learning and Unlearning of Dr.Jekyll and Madam Hyde.
The funny world of blogging. “Its funny the way he behaved,” Tippaswamy declared. Tippaswamy is definitely not BC crowd, he is AC not the cool kind but After Coffee kind. Like everybody her husband knows, it takes the first of Coffea Robusta to kick the grey cells and the second to bring in the serenity required for contemplating the great …
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Merriam-Webster says to empower is to give official authority or legal power to act on ones behalf. It could also mean to enable It could also be to promote the self-actualization or to influence. Do we need someone to really empower us? Doesn’t the constitution already empower every citizen of the country immaterial of the …
One reason why I attempt the Indispire is sometimes gives me deeper understanding of words, sometimes I see a new word that is really interesting then the rest of the day I try to use it. somewhere i like the kind of authority and magic words wield. The interesting part is in Sanskrit it is …
#life lessons The year begins with the deafening sounds of crackers over Mandovi and we realize life is drudge when a normal 10-mnts zip down the drive turns into a 100-mnts stake out. Every channel goes berserk with proposals and projections and choose to call it hopeful prediction. Then comes Loveria the valentine’s madness the …
Off went her weight, Off went her pinched face, Off went her long tresses...with them like the strength that Samson lost, she lost the resentment she harboured, the yearning and the disappointment. Somehow he did not matter anymore nor did his indifferent behaviour hurt. No more were there cycles of hurt, forgiveness and Karmic bondages, …
#Happiness, What does happiness mean to me? do I go looking for happiness? Let me answer the second question first, no i do not go looking for happiness. There is an interesting quote from Abraham Lincoln which I really like “Folks are usually about as happy as they make their minds up to be.” …
