The more you use your voice without care and caution, the more substance you spend at the expense of your integrity and self-worth.
~ author
Speak Less.
Actions speak.
Silence serves you.
You — Grind.
Namaste.
Leave a CommentA boy's journey through words and the mixtapes. I write every Thursday.
The more you use your voice without care and caution, the more substance you spend at the expense of your integrity and self-worth.
~ author
Speak Less.
Actions speak.
Silence serves you.
You — Grind.
Namaste.
Leave a CommentThe impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way.
The Obstacle Is the Way – Ryan Holiday
1293 days since I landed in JFK on October 03, 2021.
Took me 3 years, 6 months, 15 days.
42 months, 15 days to be able to step into the new phase of my life here in the US.
Today was a very special day.
Good things take time.
But your goal is important.
Perseverance is non-negotiable.
Responsibility,.. more responsibilities is called for
Obstacle is the way.
Setbacks would be an integral part of living.
Bits of rain, bits of sunshine are blessings.
Namaste.
Comments closedYou can’t catch any waves siting on the shore. Always put yourself in the water.
Sahil Bloom
I was having a conversation with my Twin brother regarding the need of urgency in our lives.
I have been Pro-Urgent for a very long time.
I’m of an opinion that
Urgency invites change, demands commitment and hardship
Change invites Opportunities, demands consistency and discipline.
Opportunities invites responsibilities, makes like meaningful, purposeful and fruitful.
Wisdom demands what Bloom calls a ‘Surfer Mentality’
Meaning.
When a surfer rides a wave, they savor the present, knowing all too well that it won’t last forever. They fully immerse themselves in the experience, embracing each moment with the wisdom that more waves will follow.
Succinctly put.
Be mindful.
Of your decisions.
Of your indecisions.
Namaste.
Comments closedFall in love with places. Fall in love with the situations. Inspect. Accept. Adapt.
Musicpervs
I will be moving to Charlotte, North Carolina on January 11, 2025.
Having been living a nomadic life since I stepped in the US on October of 2021; The two suitcase life has been delightfully rewarding.
Who else than Colin Wright can explain this way of living.
Not having a stable, fixed household has never been a cause for concern.
I don’t have regrets a bit.
I take it as an opportunity to stretch and grow further.
I take it as an experience of the privileged,.. for the privileged — if things are full-well under control and fore-planned.
I like it.
Most certainly, it will be a wild, exciting, exhilarating and exhausting couple of days. Probably a week or two.
To settle down.
To acclimatize to new normal.
Charlotte — please be kind, gentle and beautiful!
Namaste.
Comments closedSometimes I wonder, why can’t dream be the purpose, … a journey?
Musicpervs
It would be a dream come true.
An ordinary random day I get to say,” We have been happily married for more than 45 years…”
That’s the dream!
Namaste.
Comments closedChoose love, everyday, every-time!
Musicpervs
Care to read and you will relate.
Care not, you will relate.
… about choosing love over the alternative!
The secret to lasting love lies in gratitude.
When you have someone special, resist the urge to look elsewhere.
The grass isn’t greener—it’s simply a different shade of the same.
Cherish what you have, for love isn’t about flawless perfection.
It’s about choosing each other, through the chaos,
through the challenges, time and time again.
In a world where quitting comes so easily,
a single argument or a rough day often leads to goodbye.
But the most beautiful love stories are born from resilience.
They are written by those who stay when it’s tough,
who confront their doubts,
and who remind themselves daily how fortunate they are to share their lives.
Love isn’t built on ease; it flourishes through commitment.
Be the story that endures—not because it was effortless,
but because you held on to the magic that made it worth it.
Choose love, always.
Namaste.
Comments closedBegin at once to live, and count each separate day as a separate life.
Seneca
The entire while from when I was born, life has been wild and surprising,
Curve balls after curve balls.
Scaring. Scarring. Hustling, Humbling.
Chaotic. At times orderly for sure.
Changing. Demanding.
But. .. .but
One thing has been ‘a’ constant.
Yes, it was painful. It was petrifying.
It was confusing. Damning.
Regardless, no remorse.
No regrets.
Wouldn’t change anything.
About life, snoppy nails it best.
So.
Take this mixed bag. Do what you can do, when you can do, where you can do, how you can do. Focus on the now!
The Little Things.
Namaste.
Comments closedDon’t complain. Don’t explain.
Benjamin Disraeli.
You invite anyone in your life,
you buy anything today,
albeit that adds value to your life,
albeit that makes your life a little better, a little brighter, a little beautiful,
albeit that fulfills your long awaited thirst,
albeit it becomes your bragg-instrument, your proxy identity.
You equally invite the inevitability of them leaving you;
you buy the equivalent risk of losing it one day, of damaging it someday, of them wearing and tearing over time.
Acceptance … for consequence of consequences (good and the bad) is a tough pill to swallow.
It’s no less than a punch in the face.
It’s no less than a skill
It’s no less than a virtue.
For it renders and instigates the art of positive thinking and it is one thousand percent reliable.
Acceptance gives us strength in the face of adversity,
the wisdom in the face of confusion,
the courage in the face of uphill battle,
the reality check in the face of illusion,
the balanced perspective in the face of over analysis, over thinking.
Accept the good. Accept the bad that comes with it.
Namaste.
Comments closed“Everyone is a bit scared.” Said the horse. “But we are less scared together.”
Charlie Mackey
Having attended so many funerals from early age, I’ve seen many cold, lifeless bodies. Perhaps because of these experiences, I’m also of an opinion that we all need that one companion in our life — who’d stand by us. With us.
No question asked.
Effortlessly.
Willingly, and
Heartfully!
‘One’, … one is sufficient.
And, to be able to earn that one friend,
that one utterly special soul
is — in my honest opinion a matter of pure luck.
It is also an underestimated fortune.
At times also easily overlooked, easily missed.
This friend could be your parents,
your siblings,
your partner,
your best friend,
your son and daughter,
your grand parents,
your cousins, nephews, or someone once a complete stranger.
Do yourself a favor, let this person know that she or he is your person!
A non-negotiable piece.
A constant.
A balance.
Namaste.
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