Seeking to be positive and rooted even in midst of a fire…….fire of the world, of the mind or the heart. I am also a budding researcher…..hope to know a lot by end of this life…but I want to know myself most of all.
Memento Mori
Happened to see the “Memento Mori” post recently in my LinkedIn feed, it was a reminder to live more on purpose, more aware and more deliberate rather than to give in to the defaults and automated, habitual drifting through life.
Chalked out my “Before I Die” List –
1. Actualize the constructive potential in me, most of the time, everyday.
2. Create at least one thing that lasts long after this body has perished.
3. Discover at-least one new secret of nature.
4. Do at least one thing to pay back my debt to my community
5. Travel across the Country
What is your “Before I Die” list?
How to overcome the fear of coding … an excellent read.
Self- Discipline
Of all the valuable gifts, self discipline is the one that is critically vital for a good life. By a good life, I mean not only the life of sufficiency and decent comforts but also a life of contentment and joy.
A person who fails to discipline her mind and actions, is often miserable in worldly pursuits as well as internally.
The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali Commentary by Swami Vivekananda
Minimize Low Value Work
Principles of Effective Research by Michael Nielsen
Excellent Advice.
Be YourSelf – Note to self.
To Live is to Witness
I witness it all. Not affected. Not involved.
Grateful. Grateful. Grateful.
I am grateful for the breath. I am grateful for the food. I am grateful for the peace.
Insights into Self, Surroundings and Work 