Longeivity of Ideas

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

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

Bits and Pieces

Thoughts, like crumbs, strewn here and there, after devouring the portions with an unknown hunger Thinking of wasting nothing, like precious bread, but an unwanted hurry, to take away something extra Even if it does not agree with the system, making the consciousness lethargic, emanating tiresome energies Weakening the being, the cosmic structure, feeble frames weild a war with overburdened thoughts, an insatiable desire, a … Continue reading Bits and Pieces

Observing from a Distance

Someone who is essentially tired of the thoughts that float around has to decide on staying back. Allowing them to flow otherwise, because there is no mechanism to create a colossal obstruction to stop their progress. The only and possible thing is to withdraw the mind from the tremendous flow and devastating undercurrent. It is intriguing that such incessant flow of regressive thoughts are not … Continue reading Observing from a Distance

Poetry and a Poet’s World

Poetry may not be ostentatious enough for many. The serious metaphors may weigh too heavily on the prevailing thoughts. A middling narrative has become so prominent and accepted that one cannot penetrate or break into the complexities. Is it a mere rhythm of familiar expressions or some sense of an acceptable and easily identifiable tone? I know that reality becomes more real when it is … Continue reading Poetry and a Poet’s World

What are the Consequences?

Even if you think you are alone with your thoughts, it is not as simple as that. They seem to enshroud the moment with fierce voices which you were unaware of. It can challenge you with your communication. Not necessarily being the finest orator can help you settle the voices and make them feel at ease. I have seen the most vociferous ones cannot come … Continue reading What are the Consequences?

Not Unknown

It is not unknown that most precious ideas are still mystifying Only barely the consciousness touches the realm of life, an existential compromise Little ideas self-destruct after forming certain objects to fill the void Veiled storytelling- only to hide the scepticism that arises from uncertainties Every day it is a struggle to find new ways to manipulate the reality It is unsustainable, the core values … Continue reading Not Unknown