Eventually they pay me in rude silenceTurn away from my shadow, bypassing my soul Creating a rift within me, since I start doubting my feelingsVisions bifurcate, there, in front of me two identitiesManipulating my integrity, yet, the world is in motionLife loses momentum, these moments create a dense fogWhat once felt like a dream turns into a miasma of despairTime loses relevance, my reasoning repulsed … Continue reading Recurrent Events
All ideas have a lifespan, some longer compared to others, depending on their usability and sustainability, also, their ability to modernize or transform according to the changes, first, in human thinking, institutions, society, and their resilience to be experimented upon the templates of myriad ideologies, ideological differences, and cultural diversity. Ideas that not only gives an honest feedback-a reflection of our present actions and course … Continue reading Longeivity of Ideas
Chaos is difficult to predict, what seems to be chaotic may be the energy with which situations are rearranged, the epicenter of chaos may be scattered, but it’s effect, although delayed, may be felt with changing times and narratives. Information is becoming more powerful than ever, it’s course unpredictable, develops a consciousness of it’s own, probably, not even computable, as the quantum changes of human … Continue reading Chaos
We can regard our life as a uselessly disturbing episode in the blissful repose of nothingness.-Arthur Schopenhauer Continue reading Life and Nothingness
Amitav Chowdhury 