Author-
Deepti Khosla
Disclaimer: The Opinions Expressed in Blog are Solely of The Author. They do not Intend to Hurt or Negate Anyone Else’s.
Author-
Deepti Khosla
Disclaimer: The Opinions Expressed in Blog are Solely of The Author. They do not Intend to Hurt or Negate Anyone Else’s.
Life Game is Challenging! No One has a Smooth Sail, we meet and navigate the situations that Life throws at us.
We Start, We Pace, We Slowdown, We Fail and Repeat Again and Again.
In many lessons and Experiences that I learn daily – I strangely found a connect of Snakes and Ladders with Life.
Rolling on to dice (Opportunities) every move teaches us something. It is rather interesting to understand how subconsciously we grasp the art of maneuvering through the difficult terrains to reach to the End (what we perceive as end) only to start a new with same enthusiasm each time.
Author-
Deepti Khosla
Disclaimer: The Opinions Expressed in Blog are Solely of The Author. They do not Intend to Hurt or Negate Anyone Else’s.
It’s not uncommon for people to experience moments of reflection and uncertainty about the path they’ve taken in life. Life’s journey is filled with unexpected turns and twists.
Question self about the path chosen – if is followed or have detoured at wrong turn somewhere.
At some point in life, it is difficult to understand if we have travelled this far or did go lost somewhere in between.
Self – Reflection is Important . Ask yourself what truly matters to you and if your current path aligns with those values. It’s never too late to reassess and make adjustments to your journey.
We must Remember that life is a dynamic and keeps evolving .Sometimes, the most valuable lessons come from the challenges and detours we face. Embrace the opportunity for growth, and don’t be afraid to make changes if you feel they are necessary to align your life with your authentic self.
It can be overwhelming to rediscover yourself, to rekindle with the aspirations once possessed. But everything takes time, trust people you love, practice self confidence, read more, push yourself to look beyond failures and allow every chance to explore more.
Ultimately, understanding your journey and finding fulfillment often involves a continuous Self Actualisation process.
Author-
Deepti Khosla
Disclaimer: The Opinions Expressed in Blog are Solely of The Author. They do not Intend to Hurt or Negate Anyone Else’s.
In an era dominated by digital devices and instant connectivity, there exists a relic from the past that holds a unique sentimental value – the classic address book. For those who experienced this age, these humble books were more than just a collection of names and numbers; they were a repository of connections, memories, and personal touch.
Address books were collections of relations big or small, it was a storehouse of contacts that we used in everyday life. There was always significant effort put to connect with someone; Whether to know well being, or invite someone home or even with people who supported us in everyday life.
Flipping through the pages of an address book was walk through memory lane. Each name connected through a moment; Addresses were penned down personally – of relatives, neighbours, friends, acquaintances. And even of support help like plumber or gas cylinder delivery boy.. 🙂
There was a dedicated effort made to write each contact detail and the process of acquiring details also involved great effort. I remember being a kid many a times we used to check the correctness or latest information through the details mentioned on wedding cards received from relatives or neighbours or even exchanged details through a common acquaintance.
This fostered different camaraderie, because of the genuine willingness that people showed to stay in touch.
I vividly recall the joy of finding a phone number, always leading to discovering a few more names to reconnect with.
Those days call rates were also pretty steep, every minute of the phone was utilised, conversations had essence and genuineness was all that was been spoken.
People who didn’t had luxury of having phone connections at home had to go to phone booths to make calls, they carried small pocket diaries along.
Phone booths had limited time allowed to customers : Privacy in conversations was missing unlike today but guess people had respect for other’s privacy.
Loosing a contact had meagre possibility because of physical record been maintained.
Every call had a clean intent in conversation, and every phone call was valued enough.
In contrast to those times, we have smart phones or digital gadgets today to save contacts. While it simplifies the way we access details or connect with each other, it also carries downside to it.
We take each other a little less important, loss of a contact is inconsequential. An attempt for a phone call has diminished and is loosing its charm.
Today People are easily connected but are more busier and even lesser closer.
We are missing on the charm of looking up in the address book, reminiscing the moments of capturing details; Finding a long lost contact between pages and the happiness around it, prized conversations and urge for a conversation.
Today, it is easy to find a number on phone but difficult to even stay in contact. We can block or erase people’s details in jiffy, a far cry from the past where connections, though fewer, held depth and meaning.
Author-
Deepti Khosla
Disclaimer: The Opinions Expressed in Blog are Solely of The Author. They do not Intend to Hurt or Negate Anyone Else’s.
Sipping a cup of tea, I had this thought…
When we are young and studying in school or college, we are so connected with our friends. We meet them every day, hang out, and exchange messages or phone calls in the evening. We celebrate every little thing, believing that these friendships are meant to last forever.
As we move out to make careers, the connection gradually diminishes. From days to weeks, and even to months or years, everyone’s life engrosses them in numerous aspects. A reunion, be it in a year or two, or perhaps many more, may seem like a faint possibility.
Does this mean we change as individuals? Have we forgotten the good times we shared, or have we failed to maintain the respect for the relationships we nurtured?
Everyone has their boundaries, and Life’s journey presents different challenges. While we cater to the endless offerings from life, we naturally align ourselves with our current situations. This doesn’t mean we’ve changed.
What we used to do yesterday may not be suitable for today. Not because we’re neglecting our relationships, but because we’re striving to hold onto the present day.
Respecting the new day means it’s okay not to have long conversations. Even if we’re heading towards the same destination, our paths, speeds, and perspectives may differ. If the deal was to be together, it still doesn’t mean we need to match our pace. Neither should one slow down nor the other speed up.
The emotion of being around is not dependent on how much time we spend talking. It should be heartfelt, even if it is limited.
Let’s refrain from passing judgments on relationships that once blossomed. We must realize that we are all on different voyages.
It’s fine if difficulties aren’t shared; it’s fine if happiness isn’t expressed. Love for one another doesn’t depend on the number of words spoken; it’s about how deeply we can feel for each other even in profound silences.
Accepting The Diverse Nature of Life and Being In Accordance with Same will Allow us to Stay Strong and Still Connected for The Sake of Love irrespective of Distances !
Author-
Deepti Khosla
Disclaimer: The Opinions Expressed in Blog are Solely of The Author. They do not Intend to Hurt or Negate Anyone Else’s.