Tag: mental-health

To Care or Not to Care – that is the Question now

Caring is not optional. We are born to care. And we die when we stop caring.

On Boundaries

But boundaries are there to bring us together without crashing into one another mindlessly like two uranium or radioactive atoms seeking to go Boom.

On Being Relentless

Daily writing promptWhat was the best compliment you've received?View all responses The best compliment that ever crossed my bows, so to speak, was perhaps meant as a semi, quasi-insult. Not sure I remember who it was that first graced me with this compliment/disguised aspersion on my character. But I can honestly say that there were … Continue reading On Being Relentless →

Why Yellowstone is Pure Balm for the Soul

Life happens here and now. Heaven and Hell are not out of this realm – they are here with us from day one. To find solace is to accept we are alone. Make peace with Truth and you will be peaceful.

My Way

Live your Life according to your conscience. Regrets are inevitable. They are also illogical given your weight on the cosmic scale.

Life is a Challenge

Life is a Challenge. You don’t matter much. Get used to its various disappointments. Your birth and death are not the most traumatic episodes of your existence. Losing a loved one is. It reveals your own mortality. You are next.

On Addiction

Addiction is a choice. Why? Because you choose to be addicted to whatever floats your boat. Good news: if you can get hooked on something then you can also get unhooked.

On Wishful Thinkers

If you could be someone else for a day, who would you be, and why? Some people are unhappy. Others feel neglected. Most of us experience both sentiments during our lifetime. A few also stare into the sky waiting for things to change. All this is normal. A small number of gents take things further. … Continue reading On Wishful Thinkers →

Life is an Illusion – In Media Vita In Morte Sumus

We are Custodians of the Present. Our lives do not belong to us alone. We are beholden to our Parents and Children. Where we come from and what we leave behind is what the Future will remember. Our Fear of Death Mars our Life.