In his book titled, The Power of Letting Go: How to Drop Everything That’s Holding You Back, the author John Purkiss writes about an array of things that can feel like a constant burden on an individual’s mind.
With the world fascinated with the rain, it doesn’t come as a surprise that rain has been romanced in literature and is often used to symbolize trials of life, ominous foreboding and a time of introspection.
But nights are more often associated with fear of the evil powers, lurking both within and without. The fear of the unknown – an existential crisis – impinges upon us during these dark hours.
As the overhead sun reaches its zenith, the afternoons grow sultry and hot with the passage of seasons. During summers, it is unbearable while in the winter season, it is the best part of the day.
The early morning riyaz or the ‘Kharaj Riyaz’ is a highly recommended practice tip for Hindustani Classical Music vocalists.
Those were the School Days This writing is a metonymical translation of the article published in my school high school
Professor Arrow passed away on February 21, 2017 at the age of 95. I have had the good fortune to spend an afternoon with him in July 2009 in his Landau Building Office.
We are racing against time. I sometimes wonder: Is Time an adversary, to be fought with tooth and nail?
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