We are all born the same, but some of us are distinctly capable of evil things while others just aren’t. Do you believe that we are fundamentally good or we’re good only because we’re taught to be so?
Am I the only one plagued by this subconscious feeling of relief (and a hint of pleasure) at someone else’s misfortune?
How do you define success? In this edition of “Mansi asks:” I investigate how to quantify and qualify the meaning of this word. Tell me what success means to you.
In this week’s series of “Mansi asks:” I wonder aloud if a state of mind (love) lasts longer than a relationship (friendship). What do you think?
Isn’t it just by accident of birth that some geographical location becomes “yours”? Should one care more about the cause of humanity than the idea of nationalism?
Is karma or the notion of reaping what you sow in this lifetime just a fallacy?
I have thought a lot about this question and I simply cannot bring myself to answer it any other way except saying, “No!” With time, people say that wounds heal … emotional scars fade … and one grows out of the pain. All of that may be true. I may not feel the same amount…
It’s a big achievement or a miniscule one depending on the way you look at it. This is my 200th post. 200 days of pouring my heart out, debating, questioning, musing, and venting. 200 days of support from all you readers who make this enterprise so much fun. I started writing on a daily basis…
