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I am not deleting this. This default post by WordPress, marks the beginning of the philosophical blogging age of mine. After blogging technology (Novice Investigator) and my daily experiences (sparks of philosophy The Daily Stumber), this is my third and hopefully everyweek updated blog. Most of the blogs shall be related to philosophy, thoughts thought after daily activities. Now that should do the job of a good introduction.

Hoping for a brighter day.

Happy Blogging!

Process Calculation : post exam

Process Calculation isn’t a very difficult subject and neither is it a taxing subject. In fact it is a boon in disguise as it carries ‘4′ solid credits. A ‘S‘ would mean a lot to the GPA. Yet post examination, I found the spirit, the joy missing in me.

This article is not about Process Calculation. Not een about what I was feeling after the examination. Rather it is about what I have realised today.

It is that time of the year when all time management lessons, the proverbs and the hindi essays, I learnt during school days haunt me. I too felt I had not utilised my time properly and have landed in a state I experience after an underprepared examination.

When my Mind Argues

I don’t know about you. But my mind keeps talking, keeps on taking even if I am not listening. When I am thinking, when I am bathing, idling, and sleeping?
Well, I don’t know if it is talking when I am sleeping. May be not. It too needs rest, doesn’t it.

So what does it talk?
My mind keeps talking of what I did today, what it made me do today (it made me write this today), how it felt and how I responded. When I don’t listen, it talks of why it is important for me to listen to my mind. When I lose concentration and start day dreaming, it pulls me back. The mind is like an inner voice, a negative feedback that keeps track of you on your way to destiny.