A simple thought experiment to know your leader! — Four years ago, a friend and I sat in a cafe and debated till eleven at night about a popular Nepali journalist who was making headlines everyday for his radical views on mainstream politicians and their works. The journalist was getting pretty popular by the day so our debate was…

As I sat in the roof of a house looking at this:

Using goal-driven wallpapers on a regular basis will make you see weird things about yourself. — A while ago, I wrote an article about using phone wallpapers for thought management: https://fradesh.medium.com/using-phone-wallpapers-for-thought-management-5ea10cdf6482?source=your_stories_page------------------------------------- It is where I discussed how phone’s are our most intimate personal technological devices where our learning, work, communication and entertainment takes place. We spend almost all of our time with/around them which allows us…

He is happy: who is wise. He is wise: who knows the only thing worth knowing: that it is not in oceans and tides mountains and rides trophies and prides revelations and hides children and wives nation and tribes it is not in through, by, from, for any of those……

Your mind is challenged by every change of weather, every new person you meet, every food you eat. — You wake up early and chant that impactful mantra of yours. You turn to that part of your favorite book that you have so passionately underlined. You close your eyes and drink in your favorite feeling. Now you feel good. You feel clear. You feel stable. ‘Life isn’t that tough…

A Pandit is someone who doesn’t abandon an initiated task! — The surface of the internet is where most of its users dwell with most never ever diving below the first few inches. This means, the information there is merely the information prevalent, not relevant. That surface defines a Pandit as: a man with specialised knowledge or a teacher of any…

Look from a medium height if you want the truth!!! — There was an aspiring filmmaker whose only concern in life was to watch and make films. He had made filmmaking his mission from his earliest childhood with posters of superstars in his room, and when teachers asked him what he would want to be when he grew up, ‘a film…

Comparison between two types of tendencies from Nietzsche’s book. — The Flies in the marketplace is my favorite chapter from Thus Spake Zarathustra. While primarily a critique of Christianity, I find it relevant beyond that, as it can be applied to look into any prevalent structures and values. When Nietzsche writes things like this: Where solitude ends, there begins the…

Our care for the world is dependent on what we want from it! — What a strong assertion! How dare I say that YOU— the one sitting and reading this — don’t care about the world when you have woken up every single day, motivating yourself by telling yourself that you will make a difference in the world someday. You respond: ‘Yeah, it might…