Our life is actually simple, if we live it with zero expectations. It will keep on surprising you and make your journey interesting!!
Author Archives: sangeeta kale
Blog 22: Illusive Likes and Dislikes
Nature is resilient. It can very quickly regain their original potential. Humans cannot. We have to, hence, wisely take decisions and act with responsibility.
Blog 21: Starry Constellation.
Just as a common man in any country is innocent about the way in which his/her cellphone is catching the signals, are we (all humans) ignorant about some facts/missions of the “real” stars and planets in this universe?
Blog 20: Side-Dish
Let the passion be our priority and may courage drive us towards unknown territories. Let the gears be shifted between Main dish and side dishes!!
Blog 19: Getting Extinct
How do people die? And how do species get extinct? We need to think carefully…
Blog 18: Mystic Valley
Of all the roads you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt! They offer you a change that goes deep and permanent..!!
Blog 17 : Nataraja..
A scientifically inclined brain is normally not aligned with mythology. However, as one thinks deeper, many things makes sense.. lot of sense. The balance of this universe, amidst the dynamic energy flow is the stability and tranquility seen in Nataraja’s posture. It is said that Lord Shiva danced the Universe into existence… which is very near to the particle physicists studying the evolution of this universe..!!
Blog 16 : Staying Relevant..
“You cannot remain an interesting person for today’s generation using yesterday’s knowledge and past memories”
Blog 15: Simple, Cheaper yet Effective Communication – the 5G Technology
Urge to surpass the technological progress road-blocks often lead to solutions which are simpler, non-intuitive and disruptive..!! This blog is inspired from the blog of Dr. Emil Björnson (https://ma-mimo.ellintech.se/)
Blog 14 : Learning from Bacteria
“The opportunity of defeating the enemy is provided by the enemy himself” – Sun Tzu
This article is an attempt to link these viruses to the recent Nobel Prize winners for Chemistry for 2020.