Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon stands as a cinematic meditation on how truth is not an absolute, singular construct but rather a tapestry woven from the strands of human subjectivity. Through its fractured narrative—each character recounting theContinue reading
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War and Peace: Lessons on Strategy, Tactics, and Humanity from The Seven Samurai
In reflecting on the art of war, I recently rewatched Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai. This cinematic masterpiece is more than just a tale of conflict—it’s a layered exploration of human struggle, tactical brilliance, and theContinue reading
The Delicate Dance of Truth: Seeking, Sharing, and Its Value in Our Lives
Truth. A concept we are taught to cherish from a young age. It is seen as an unwavering principle, a guiding light through the complexities of life. But what if not all truths are createdContinue reading
I have faith in the eternal law: Spotlight
Not the law of Men. The law of Nature. Who knows the law of Nature? Whoever lives closer to Nature. Who inner Nature is a reflection of the outer Nature. Who displays the same qualitiesContinue reading
Fly like a bird: Restaurant The Bangalore Cafe
Technology improves in terms of efficiency and performance, but it should not remove human emotions and feelings.
Favourite Airlines
Item Singapore Airlines Emirates Connections Limited More Flight Types 3-3-3. Better organized with more leg-space. 3-4-3. Flying A340 double-decker is an experience. Entertainment Like the touch experience More variety Food Good with many options GoodContinue reading
My first book review
The Freedom Manifesto: 7 Rules To Live the Life of Your Calling by Karan Bajaj My rating: 5 of 5 stars A Practical how-to guide for designing a life of FREEDOM, based on an authenticContinue reading