The Cup of Life

  Every second, a star explodes and a new star takes birth. The Universe, the Solar system and the Earth are very big words for people like us who think very meagre. The sprinting world has become so overwhelming about the materialistic changes and developments that we people have forgotten to keep a check on what’s truly happening with us. Among those dreadful horrors of miseries, a particular character of us stands out like a joker face popping out of a surprise box. It’s something we ask ourselves and later pass the burden over to the God that we believe in… “WHY ME???” A new place in your life introduces you to new people, new culture and new gatherings until you leave the place. You hop, dance and enjoy to the fullest with those people around you and fill your memories with good ones as well as bad ones. This is where you feel people around you are the ones who support you and stay with you. After a while the time comes for you to leave and move to a new place and there starts

  In the new age of short-lived Reels and Shorts, articles like the one below might find very few audiences. But for those who do visit this page today, please spare a few minutes to read. Buddhism has a very unique way of understanding the life and one aspect of their life lessons is how we learn from our surroundings. The very pillars of life on earth are centered on the mantra of – Learn, Grow, Teach and Repeat. This is how creatures have evolved and have adopted to their surroundings in this vast luring earth. “ The Cup of Life ” denotes the very nature of life to understand and nurture the knowledge from the surroundings. All human beings are flawed and that’s how we learn and grow. But in the long run some of the characters and attributes like ego, self-esteem, shyness, anger and carelessness can create a barricade in attracting knowledge towards us. This is where emptying our cup comes into play – we should wear off our ill-senses before we try to learn something new from so