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Thank You, 2022

This post serves as a summary and key takeaways from the author’s point of view based on reflections and contemplations over the year 2022. There are at least three lessons learned from what the author has been personally through this year. The first lesson is that being in a whole new place and getting exposedContinue reading “Thank You, 2022”

This Too Shall Pass

Getting too much or too little of anything indicates a non-optimal state. It means that being in such a condition is not being at equilibrium since it is not in the appropriate portion and place. For instance, excessively feeling happy, such as euphoric could lead an individual to be off guard and ignore something thatContinue reading “This Too Shall Pass”

The Messenger (Part 4)

A succinct summary of a week in photos and insightful quotes (according to the author’s opinion) For a unitary time endowment of an individual, it might be beneficial to allocate some time to observe what has been happening and draw life lessons. After several contemplations, one thing remains, during the time of joyful and melancholic,Continue reading “The Messenger (Part 4)”

Things I Learned

Things I learned from my Lecturer We must be balanced in terms of being idealistic (doing things for our passion) and realistic (doing things for our welfare). Maximize the opportunity when it is given to us by doing every necessary thing fervently. Things I learned from my Supervisor Give all of our effort to whatContinue reading “Things I Learned”

Journal of Contemplations (Part III)

Take Your Time

Have we changed? Has the fire been extinguished and the warmth vanished?Or is it just time that reveals the truth. The truth of the nature of our relationship. The truth of who we really are, and what we want. Do this relationship that you really want? Is it just a phase of challenge that youContinue reading “Take Your Time”

Journal of Contemplations (Part II)

Journal of Contemplations

Protected: Ode to Someone Missed

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On Reminiscence and Nostalgia: Harnessing The Past

We cannot walk alone. And as we walk, we must make the pledge that we shall always march ahead. We cannot turn back. – Marthin Luther King, Jr. (1963) There are days when individuals look back to the past, recall certain events, and experience nostalgia. Aside from explicit reminders of the past e.g. visiting momentousContinue reading “On Reminiscence and Nostalgia: Harnessing The Past”