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Marked as to-read: Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie goodreads.com/review/show/45…

New tech meets the oldest game nmsubra.com/2021/06/11/new…

We rarely use college textbooks for entertainment. So why would we use Twitter for life-changing-idealistic decisions?😄

@sweetsudha1 😄was reflecting on Gita chapter 4, verse 18

@nmsubra Meditation and action? Oxymorons.

“Being in the Flow” is meditation in action

Twitter is excellent at the abstraction of concepts. And addressing calls for help... And memes. Let's use it for these 😄

Life teaches us lessons. How we resond to those lessons determines our future experience of life.

5 of 5 stars to The Fatal Flying Affair by T.E. Kinsey goodreads.com/review/show/40…

“Get into your discomfort zone” is redundant advice. We have all been pushed into uncomfortable situations over the last year by the pandemic. And have managed to scrape through. No point in seeking discomfort again!

Seeing live games on TV somehow lifts the spirits. It gives a sense that normalcy is returning.

@tweetsanks 😄

@nmsubra Not only twitter all media...

We need filter coffee and unfiltered news. Twitter gives us the opposite 😄

You don't always need to do something different, new or big. Sometimes, you just put your head down and keep going.

@ramaseshan Maybe you are on one of their spring cleaning algo “test groups” 😄

Every year around this time, i lose 40+ followers on the same day. It seems quite algorithmic and some of those who I followed (active) are also not in my followers list 🤔

@sweetsudha1 Nailed it 😄

@nmsubra Filter coffee, to be precise 🙂

Sitting on the balcony on a rocking bamboo chair. A hot cup of coffee in your hand The Newspaper on the knee Some scenes are meant to live on forever! #southindian

The best thing about writing is that it helps you understand the context. You cannot write until you understand the motivations, desires, and actions. Writing helps you keep your judgment aside - and that's worth its weight in gold.

Writing to me is about clearing cobwebs in my brain. Writing removes the fluff. You may find a pearl or turn out with nothing. But at least, the cobwebs would be sept away, and the brain would be cleaner 😀!

The best things in life don't advertise themselves. Think good health, relationships, peace... It's only when we are down that we recognize what we had! Which is why we need more awareness. It will help us enjoy our gifts while they last.