Colors of My Sea!

I am starting from the place where I left with my previous post two years back , my quest still continues. I took the example of Narad-Muni's ( नारद मुनि ) interstellar travel, taking it a bit further now. Assuming all the laws of physics hold true, precisely the speed of light being a universal constant. If Narad is able to travel infinite distances with a blink of eye, it implies that his mass is infinite (ref. Einstein's theory of relativity ). Infinite!     Now, lets try to build a picture of an infinite mass. We all are able to imagine a picture of planet or a galaxy. The distance to the rim of a galaxy is literally infinite. I am trying to bring the scientifically modelled picture of the infiniteness here, but, hold on we are not there yet. After a galaxy, there comes group of galaxies in hierarchy, better called as 'Local Group' or 'Cluster'. Another level Up, its group of clusters called ' Super-cluster '. Keep calculating the perceptive di

              Torrid religious fights, war between countries, acts to bring others down etc. are onto an endless list obstructing the real advancement of humans. The advancement in terms of mastering the science-frontier with the Inter-Dimensional or Inter-Steller travel, sweetly known as Star-Trek . The only arena of science which is the basis of our economic and knowledge development. Gig physicists work towards it, giving a forward drive to development, for rest of us. But the Pace is slower than it would have been!            A reason, our development in terms of the ' 3 civilization types ' is at ' Type 0 civilization ' level and journey towards ' Type 1 civilization ' is decelerated due to the tussle between our communities. Type 1 civilization is a minimum development criterion forseen by great physicists of our time, who would be able to make an inter-stellar journey, essentially the criterion talks of all the nations being one. We are still stuck in

Have you seen the star wars movie series? I had. And I have seen several other movies also, developing a habit to find some or the other striking psychological quote which can be interpreted in different ways. Then it takes some processing iterations inside my brain to understand its possible perceptive vision and then absorb only the positive one. Coming back to star wars, there is character called Yoda who is master of all the white knights-saviors of galaxies. Yoda character has the most powerful and awesome psychological quotes in the entire series. Best out of them all -- ‘ Try not, Do or do not there is no try ’. After some iteration I have found a highly positive energy coming out of it. Let me torch the same fire inside you.        To me ‘TRY’ is just an English word which is developed to compensate our feelings on all of our failed events in life. It is a synonym to ‘FAIL’ for me. Actually there are only two possible events SUCCESS/FAIL. Past Case - 1.‘I tried

I reached home for my elder brother’s wedding. Shimmering lights, flowers and too many smiling/laughing colorful people. As always, I was treated like a celebrity(I cannot visit home often, due to job :(). Went to bro. Both of us said same words in a go - ‘Oye, oyye.. party’ with a heavily patted hug. Shopping time, we both chose to buy a red sherwani wearing in which we would look like magicians ;)      There comes the confusing part, random people taking out my aarti quoting that it is for my safety. I asked mother, what is that? Answered - this is for my safety as I live alone and away. Fun and good time eating sweets and variety of dishes started. Here comes the day of marriage. I am scratching my head seeing an old ‘khataara’ jeep decorated with banana leaves and roses, as the carriage for groom. Wack, wack.. what a whacko decoration !! We are asked to dress-up for the event. Dressed-up, multiple sweets are inserted in mouth. Suddenly some lady’s voice who is standing behind me

Last time when I went home, I had a longing session of talks on mystical Indian manuscripts that went missing during the British regime. India preferred to burn the ancient excerpts and documents, rather than handing over the knowledge. We Indians had an extremely rare knowledge of technologies and methods that are still way beyond reach of highest technologists of today’s scientific world. Today we can just hear stories about them!        In our discussion panel we had my father, two brothers of mine n of-course me. It all started with a story that we read in our text book sometime back in school, about a sage burning down whole of the ancient technical manuscript to create stainless steel at home without any smelter(modern tech involving extreme high temperatures) etc rather handing it to British. Dad brought us the knowledge about a stream of saints that existed in ancient India creating gold out of mercury! We were amazed to hear, as according to our science it is nearly impossib

All I see is misty mountain standing tall in front of me, distanced and all covered with snow, like it is trying to block my way ! I tried to take a step forward but I had to take it back as I find myself standing on top of a cliff. Looking down it seems hell's-deep, can't see where the ground lies below. Strangely up above is dark sky with only few shining stars. Turned my head back and it is completely dark behind. Lights blinding into dark ! Space seem to be divided symmetrically, bright side front and dark side behind with horizon placed far above. Confused, I took a look on my palm, no lines, my muscles look strong, built has gone iron like. Oh no there is no face to my skull. I tried to shout but no voice came out. Am I deaf to hear it back or dumb that i can't produce a sound. Senses find that there is no air so there is no point in creating a voice. What the heck is this place ? Am I in some different planet ? Am I standing at horizon of some parallel universes ? T

Ever since I heard this word, I am rather interested in finding live examples of it. Hokum means "Meaningless nonsense with an outward appearance of being impressive and legitimate" . Lets find some examples of it! Fresh out of college, on my first day to job in corporate world as a software engineer, I got a warm 'welcome quote' on corporate from a very dear friend, I can't write that as it may seem offensive to many. In other words quote said 'Corporate is Hokum'. After spending almost 3 years I am quite agreed to it. Two distinct fraternities in a software industry are developers and managers. One using whole of their brains to get the real work done, other trying to manage these brainies and business. Both group fight with each-other as the opposition seem to be not according to them, rather I should say Hokum in their perceptions. Management is always concentrated to get profits out of development work no matter how hard it is to do in a set pe