"We see things as we are, not as they are"
- Leo Rosten
Thoughts, interesting facts, hopes, observations, quotes, etc. May you find something here that stimulates you and resonates with you. Email me at roshan.bharwaney@gmail.com
2.27.2006
2.23.2006
Can we fall in love with anyone that fits within broad parameters of our expectations of a partner? E.g. their physical characteristics match ok, their education and socioeconomic status isn't too different from yours, etc.
Or does love emerge more from a recognition and connection with a particular individual, not paying so much attention to their major characteristics?
I think when people are younger, they'll tend to operate more in the first realm. When people are older & wiser I think they can be more discerning.
Or does love emerge more from a recognition and connection with a particular individual, not paying so much attention to their major characteristics?
I think when people are younger, they'll tend to operate more in the first realm. When people are older & wiser I think they can be more discerning.
2.21.2006
2.13.2006
2.11.2006
2.09.2006
2.05.2006
2.03.2006
Very often we have questions and are looking for answers. The questions could be academic, practical, work-related, metaphysical, interpersonal, etc. But most of the time answering one just raises the next question. And the subsequent answer will raise another question and so on and so forth.
What's it all for? We should try to calm the mice that are running around in our head. I use "mice" as a metaphor on purpose because they are small creatures, and aren't known to be profound/deep. A lot of the times the mental gymnastics aren't necessary. Just be happy and do some good. Right now, I think that's what it's all about.
What's it all for? We should try to calm the mice that are running around in our head. I use "mice" as a metaphor on purpose because they are small creatures, and aren't known to be profound/deep. A lot of the times the mental gymnastics aren't necessary. Just be happy and do some good. Right now, I think that's what it's all about.