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बीच पठार रेगिस्तान और गंगा की धार

विचार अभिव्यक्ति और विस्वास
सत्य अहिंसा और करुणा का संचार
विविधता सम्पन्न यह भुमि अनमोल
एकता अखंडता की ये मिसाल

गूंजे शंख घंट कही पे आजान
बाइबिल गुरूग्रंथ गीता का ज्ञान
शांति का दीपक और प्रेम का विस्तार
मानवता के पथ पर रहे नित्य अग्रसर

ज्ञान-विज्ञान से चमके युवा अरमान
इसपर रहे समस्त संसार के उत्कर्ष का भार
दुनिया भर की ये आन बान शान
शाश्वत भूखंड ये है मेरा हिन्दुस्तान।
मेरा हिन्दुस्तान। मेरा हिन्दुस्तान।

Share a proverb you think is completely wrong and make your case.

Hard work is the sole predictor of success is a myth. Even a fool can achieve success if the circumstances allow. A scientist may struggle with a puzzle all his life but still find it unsolvable. But he knows that he has laid a foundation that will prove helpful to anyone who solves it.

Another scientist succeeds with just a little effort and gets the entire credit. It’s not shameful to be willing to try again because you’ve tried and gained experience. The test of being a genius isn’t success, because success may be a stroke of luck and not the result of your own efforts.

Nowadays, we see children preparing for competitive exams become frustrated when they fail. Because the parameter for success is hard work, it often leads to depression. Whether a person achieves success or failure, he must feel a sense of satisfaction in the struggle he has undertaken.

What’s something you’d love to see in the future, but know you probably won’t live to witness?

Theory of relativity become realistic and time travel becomes so advanced that humanity chooses to spread across time itself not just space making Earth a holy memory rather than a home.

This is the future where time becomes a doorway, not a wall. Where humanity doesn’t just survive it thrives across infinite possibilities, choosing planets that match our deepest dreams for safety, beauty, and convenience.

A world where time machines aren’t just portals through years, but gateways to entire planets across time and space. Where natural resources will be fully exploited by humans but science will continue to more advance. New opportunities will open up for humanity with new experiences.

When nature reclaims everything forests grow through cities, rivers flow clean, wildlife returns to abundance. The planet rests Earth, freed from millions of years of human activity, becomes a sanctuary for new life forms.

Where human chose to become a multi-planetary, multi-temporal species. Earth gave us life. Now we give life to the universe across time.

Do you believe in minimalism?

Those who take interest in reading-writing, whether they are students or professionals, all believe in minimalism. Because students don’t have money, and those in this profession aren’t very wealthy so they prefer a simple life there is no doubt about that.

Dear  Readers, thank you for visiting my website.

I’m honored that WordPress has awarded me the ‘Globe-Trotter’ badge! This recognition means so much because it reflects the amazing global community of readers visiting my website. Thank you to everyone from different countries who drops by my blog.

This is beyond my imagination that I’m able to convey my message to you all. I think the credit for this goes to the English language and platforms like WordPress. Writing blogs here serves as a motivating factor for me. Once again, my heartfelt thanks to all of you for this love.

Go on a walk today and share a photo of something that catches your eye.

Let the morning light
guide you shine bright
The sun rises,
And air is fresh.

In morning a regular
exercise session
Walk or jogging
With no tension

Practice it each dawn
Rhythm never withdrawn
Puts your body to the test
Must fat go to the rest

your stamina are made
worries are fade
Calories are burned
Potency is earned

Renovates body composition
perfect dimension,
Manages hypertension
no any compression.

It enhances your mood
With great attitude
The world feels quieter
your thoughts clear.

What’s the first book you ever finished and still remember to this day?

Tales of the Arabian Nights is a classic collection of Middle Eastern and South Asian folk tales compiled in Arabic during the Islamic Golden Age. I read this read in my childhood nearly 5-6 standard, and I still remember this book.

This is a magnificent collection of ancient tales told by the sultana Scheherazade, who relates them as entertainment for her jealous and murderous husband Sultan Shahryar, hoping to keep him amused and herself alive.

Stories like “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves”, “Aladdin’s Wonderful Magic Lamp”, “The Seven Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor” etc are my favourite.

What’s the most profound piece of advice you’ve been given? Did you take it?

People offer advice based on their own understanding. They assess time, time, and circumstances in their own way. But I accept it based on my own convenience.

Because you are the final authority on your life. As psychologist Carla Marie Manly notes, we often give others advice we secretly wish we could follow ourselves but true wisdom comes from self-awareness and objectivity about your own life.

Setting healthy boundaries protects your time and mental health. You can appreciate someone’s care while still honoring your own judgment this is maturation, not rejection.

If you had an unlimited budget for 24 hours, what would you do?

Everything personal
has an edge, a boundary,
a final coin,
a last heartbeat.
But if something is limitless
it cannot be yours.
It cannot be mine.
It belongs to no one,
and therefore, to everyone.

Air does not ask
who should breathe.
Sunlight does not count
who deserves to warm.
Truth does not belong
to the one who speaks it first.
We humans reach for infinity
with small, grasping hands,
trying to pocket the ocean
in cups made of clay.

The ego whispers
“Mine, mine, mine
more, more, more.”
But the soul knows:
what is truly infinite
cannot be owned.
It can only be shared.

So if you ever hold
an unlimited budget for one day,
buy nothing for yourself.
Give everything away.
Because the only way
to touch the limitless
is to let it flow through you
to all beings.

Not for your name to remain,
not for your glory to shine
but for humanity to rise,
for suffering to lessen,
for the world to heal.

The infinite is not a thing you have.
It is a way you give.
It is not what you keep.
It is what you release.

If you could have dinner with any philosopher, who would it be?

I once had a natural philosopher. She wasn’t a philosophy student, but she knew everything about the world. All I had to do was find time and sit with her. She frames arguments, anticipates counterpoints, and responds with clarity.

Someone who doesn’t just answer questions but also generates them, creating a cycle of inquiry and resolution. In fact, that’s very close to how Socrates worked. He believed philosophy wasn’t about having answers, but about asking better questions.

Some of the questions were beyond my understanding, but I performed my duties as a good listener with complete dedication. And where could I spend more quality time than this. She raises her own questions, showing intellectual independence.

How do you handle fear and self-doubt?

A healthy ego gives you a stable sense of self, you’re not afraid of difference, rejection, or disagreement, so you can engage without melting into people‑pleasing.

You can assert your needs, share your opinions gently, and still listen to others because your worth isn’t dependent on winning or being admired.

According to Sigmund Freud, the reality principle is the psychological ability to assess the external world and delay instant gratification, replacing the impulsive demands of the pleasure principle. Governed by the ego, it ensures desires are met in a socially acceptable, safe, and realistic manner.

The ego is often called an “executive” or “mediating” role in personality. The ego constantly engages in reality testing, in which it must come up with realistic plans of action that can satisfy the id’s needs.