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Accepted to Cambridge
I am so happy to announce that today I was accepted to Cambridge Pembroke College to study Economics and Philosophy for the Spring 2020 Semester. I am immensely excited to work with professionals in their fields in a tutoring system where I will get to be intellectually and academically challenged in a unique system that… Continue reading
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problems
Don’t bring up problems unless you intend to provide potential solutions, or at least put in the effort to help work towards solutions we know there are many problems in this world we see them we hear it the media is great at telling us what’s wrong with society let’s instead be better at saying… Continue reading
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holding myself back
One of life’s biggest questions is relationships Choosing the right ones And cutting off the ties you don’t need anymore like split ends But relationships are difficult because it has to be a two-way street What you want might not align with what the other person wants Both people need to put on the effort… Continue reading
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Unconditional happiness
Meditation for me is about mindfulness Mindfulness to strive towards unconditional happiness Being able to realize that existence alone can equate to happiness Unconditional of a fancy car, a nice house, a relationship, money, pleasures, status… Awareness that existence alone, even for a second, can give you happiness That is the unbounded power of mindfulness Continue reading
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Three C’s
Curiosity to find yourself Courage to Choose yourself No know really knows what they are doing in this life But that’s no excuse for indecency or mediocrity You need to have curiosity Curiosity to find out what makes you happy and why you were put on this earth then you need the courage to choose… Continue reading
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Philosophy makes you more sad
One of the most popular maxims in the world of philosophy, granted to us by good old Socrates, is that “the unexamined life is not worth living” Surely, the unexamined life is less interesting. But does it make a person sadder? To be a true philosopher, you must contemplate life and approach your transcendence. Simone de… Continue reading
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“passionate”
I think people throw around the word “passion” too liberally If you are passionate about something, can you show me the results? Your projects… your outlook… your portfolio People who are passionate, truly passionate, have projects they’ve done Passion doesn’t need to be told; it’s shown Show me your passion. Continue reading
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Transcendence, or whatever
We are condemned to a life of freedom. Now, more than ever, the youth are imbued with an immense power We have the freedom to do anything we want but this freedom is a double-edged sword. Too much power and we fail to recognize it Paralysis of analysis occurs Choosing one project means closing the… Continue reading
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Gratitude Day
I like to make my Sundays a gratitude day. Have no daunting commitments, and just spend the day with a sense of appreciation for what I have. Today I wanted to say a thank you to my readers of this blog, particularly to my readers from India. I’ve had a huge surge of readers from… Continue reading
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