Walking Through a Rhodo Path

I always wanted to journal. Never did. But it seems to be a good option to start now. 

I've travelled to many places but still the thought of returning eventually home makes me upset. So, whenever I'm not travelling I'm reading books or painting something or I'm watching animes. Perhaps its because of my fascination with the beauty of the magical worlds where come *** or high water, the things would still fall into place. Still we take inspiration from these imaginary worlds. 

As I type this, I received a call from a residential school of South India for getting selected in an interview process for thr post of PRT. But I can't go :) I have a travelling plan next month. 52 days from now, I'll be in the lap of the snowy mountains. 🏔️

I do not want to reject the opportunity to work in South India as well.

How I wish I had a doraemon in these inevitable situations :)

I woke up around 6 am and planning to stay productive today. But whenever I think of productivity I think it is the way to do everything I want to do in 24 hrs. Not possible :)

To-do list:

1. Meditate
2. Study
3. Cook
4. Household chores
5. Interview preparation 
6. Study more
7. Watch a series

Hmmmmm 🤔 😼 😎 

From a series I love- The gravity is precisely as strong as it needs to be and if the ratio of the electromagnetic force to the strong force wasn't 1% life wouldn't exist. What are the odds?

Some days are painful. Some days are exciting. But what matters is to do what needs to be done beyond my likings and dislikings. Because time's ticking away and I've miles to go before I sleep.

From Conversation to Isolation: The Social Implications of Digital Communication

This post is based on a video I watched recently. Dr. Vivek Murthy talks about loneliness and how it is impacting the young generation in our society. I'd like to talk about the excerpts from his talks.. 

Dr. Vivek asked some students that "What is success for you or how do you define success?"

The most common answers were Fame, Power and Fortune. 

Also, the students asked him that "How are we supposed to build connection with people when it's no longer the culture to talk to people?"

That was very shocking. So, in some parts of the world this is becoming common to not talk to people. I'm in no way against digital communication. Its a boon for us in many ways. However, how we use our resources is an important concern. If th young generation is moving towards a "no talk culture" then we are probably not doing something right. 

As an educator I feel its our responsibility to teach the young minds the importance of building connections and socializing with people. Parents also have to take this seriously and try on all levels to teach their kids how to make friends, how to talk to their acquaintances and how to build healthy relationships.

Feelings of Loneliness and Isolation doesn't happen in a day.. it builds up with time.. how can we start removing this hurdle from our lives and the lives of the young generation is the importance question we should be focusing on..