Experience

What you think you will become I would like to go back to an incident in my life. When I was a child, I always wanted to be a software engineer, and so I finally landed at Infosys, but before landing here, I worked at two other companies. In the 5th grade, with my friend Ganesh, I joined a computer literacy course. In nineties the computers were in boom and still it is. Naturally, as a young child, I got fascinated by computers and their way of working. I spent hours studying and an additional several hours playing computer games. But what I learned during that time still remains in my memory. Those concepts and commands are in my permanent memory.  Even today, when I want to use that knowledge, I don't need to revisit its instructions. I wanted to tell you this story because once you think consciously about any particular thing, your mind starts to create the necessary conditions to make this happen to you, and this is not a small thing. In everyone's life, there is...

I have written about my experience participating in a state-level yoga competition in 2016. The content remains the same; I'm just editing it to present it better.   Everybody  is saying  why  can't  India  wins many  medals in Olympics.  A country of 1.4 billion people won just two medals in the 2016 Rio Olympics. When the Olympics were going on, everyone was talking about sports, facilities, sports infrastructure, etc. Billions of rupees were declared as prizes for medal winners and coaches. God knows if it has reached the players or not.    We should recognise and appreciate winners while not ignoring the rest of the athletes in the country. Personally, I think we should also think of the rest of the millions who have dreamed of it but couldn't go further than district or state level. I feel we are far behind on the basic needs of sport infrastructure, which is the first need for the development of any sport culture. We don't have ded...

The other day, I was sitting with a group of friends. We landed in the discussion of reel life and eventually on Indian cinema and its influence in society. Similarly, society also has an influence on filmmaking, but it has very little or no control over the purpose for which a film is being made. Present days, the sole purpose is to business    and spread crap in society in the name of art and creativity. Absolutely, we are heading towards disaster.    Don’t take my word for this; instead, please see what’s happening in the film. 99.99 percent of movies are based on love or adult content. Why are superior humans poor at artistic creativity? There are so many different feelings and expressions we create and share around us. But we have been watching only 100 percent of a couple of expressions. same film with different storylines, characters, locations, scenery, and languages. Please think and get answers for below questions.    How many films...

A few months ago, my parents came to visit us to take care of our baby. While my mother was staying with us, she prepared pure ghee. A few months later, my parents had shifted back to our native place. My wife and I wished to keep the tradition of making ghee at home. This is what happened next: First attempt: We prepared butter and ghee out of full-cream milk, but ghee didn’t turn out as expected. It got burned in very little time, and we had black-colored ghee.  Second attempt: The result was the same. Third attempt: no progress in outcome; it was the same outcome as last time.   As we know, ladies are intelligent species. We were about to give up on this, but my wife said, "Sachin, this time let me put more due diligence into the process." Finally, we have had good-quality butter and ghee.   During whole this process, we have realised that earlier we did not give required prefect heat to the milk before we sort out cream. Just a few minutes of heating were missing, and...

Traveling is an essential part of our daily lives. It makes our lives interesting. Today, I am going to share my experience at one of India’s most famous historical heritage sites. It is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The places are Ellora and Ajanta caves, which are 120 km away from my native place. I have very fond memories of our family trips back then. When I was a child, the reason for visiting a temple near Ellora and Ajanta Caves was that the place was known for the birthplace and Samdhi of Saint Eknath in Paithan. He is a saint in the Vaishnav spiritual lineage. Millions of people seek liberation along the same path.  The world heritage sites of Ajanta and Ellora Caves are nearby, so we never missed the opportunity to visit the caves. The Ellora caves are crafted entirely of black rock. The art in the caves is so amazing that if you look at it, you will be awestruck. One will be surprised by the craftsmanship of the artists. If we wish to replicate some part of a...