A Journey to a delightful experience

Affection, Love and Indulgence For six-year-old [Tinku] a child or young boy , his world revolves around his Nanny, his maternal grandmother, a figure of unparalleled love and indulgence.  In his young eyes, she is the embodiment of kindness, a constant "yes" to his every whim. As a young boy he loves to eat sweets and 'Ladoo' (a sweet made of gram flour) being the favourite sweet, melts in mouth and one of the sweet that satisfy his taste buds, well being young there is no question of being conscious about not eating sweets, and his desire for it knows no bounds. A denied request unleashes a torrent of tears, instantly soothed only by Nanny's presence and the coveted treat. Their bond is a deep, reciprocal comfort; her absence brings immediate distress. While household duties pull Nanny away during the day, their evenings are filled with magic.  ** A thoughtfully curated books on Business, Science, Technology & AI- Buy from Amazon   Starlit Sky, Desert, Templ...

On this early Morning:  I woke up early this morning at 4:30 AM and tried to fall back asleep. Although I could have gone for a walk, I chose meditation instead. I thought, "Let's meditate." Once you close your eyes in the darkness, thoughts invariably surface – reflections of the previous day's experiences or memories from the past. However, there are moments when nothing comes to mind. I believe this state of "nothingness" is the starting point for deeper self-awareness. In this state, the only constant is your breath going in and out, yet you might not even consciously feel it. Meditation and Silence The duration you choose to remain in this posture is entirely up to you. Personally, I believe that unless there's an urgent matter, extending your meditation time is preferable. A minimum of 30 minutes is necessary to quiet the mind and reach that initial state of "nothing." From there, you might observe dark, narrow lines crossing your vision,...