The title is inspired by Mr. Barney, a man known for his catchy phrases, whose grandiloquent speech has left an impression on me—despite often being peppered with cheesy adjectives.
It’s been a couple of months since I last wrote a post on Fundamentalism. Time, an extraordinary force in our existence, takes us through its phases without any conditions or expectations. In these past two months, I’ve experienced a blend of both good and bad moments—but, in the end, they are all just perceptions.
There were several thoughts and incidents along the way that stirred my urge to write. However, I found myself struggling to weave those ideas into posts of the quality I aspire to, with a seamless and coherent flow. Reading articles from The Economist and The Times of India has been inspiring, but it also kindled a desire within me to write posts of even higher standards.
A recent addition to my bookshelf has been a profound source of wisdom. Not only has it enriched my English vocabulary, but it also delves into the physics of existence, challenging conventional understandings of life itself. I hope that my upcoming posts will reflect the exciting ideas I’ve encountered and the insights I’ve gained.
With our six senses, life is a journey that oscillates between agony and ecstasy, and it’s truly fascinating to contemplate its complexities.
Let this post be my starter for this new season of blogging. :)
1 comment:
Great. It is a good book for sure. Feyman asked the right question and answered a great deal on them.
Of late, there are many books in the same line. I started into some particle science book and a quantum mechanics book (by Kaku). Finally I am confussed a lot reading them. Perhaps I should have studied a little better in physics.
Looking forward from you on the book.
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