Imagine an athlete who is running 100-meter race decides to compete for 400 meters after completion of his original race.

The usual joyfulness associated with the monsoon rain was missing on that unusual evening.

There is no denying the fact that quite a significant proportion of humanity chose to dedicate more thought in one evening to deliberating which restaurant or movie they should go to than they do in their entire lifetime to deliberating what’s the purpose of life?

Like our physical shape which is nothing but an accumulation of what we’ve been eating for all these years, our mind is an accumulation of all sorts of informations and opinions broadcasted from every possible external sources.

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say we are living in the age of self-improvement.

If a bus is coming at you, you know exactly how to jump out of the way.