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Thoughts on Things Ep 2 11:01 PM Tuesday Of 18 June Human emotions are so hard to account some times, they are hard to control or make work through. Some decisions made don't really feel like they should have been made and reality often fails to align with expectations. I feel that what makes us human are these emotions of sadness and bitterness, the only cruel or negative thing that actually exists is not embracing these feelings, not realising them or accepting their existence but instead just continuing to repress them. That is the bigger problem. I think letting emotions out and wild has become a stigma at this point in time, we after all live in a time and place where the reality of situations are often diluted through the lens of social media and constant communication. Every post, every comment, every status update all are scrutinized heavily by the masses especially if you're someone in the lime light. Funny thing isn't it, some desire f

My Visit To Vrindavan I have for a while been amazed and sometimes a little scared of how much faith people can have in their beliefs. During my trip to Vrindavan, I saw sights that I think were just absolutely strange to me. I am not a religious person, if you don't know me, I do believe that there probably is something out there, someone who controls the grand scheme of things, but not in the manner that most conservative hindus or muslims or christians believe in. So when my religious family took me over to the city of Vrindavan, native to Lord Krishna, I was not exactly enthralled as the trip made me question a lot of things and just because I was having these questions take refuge in my mind it didn't mean that I was allowed to ask them as elders often have the habit of shushing logic in the fore front of religious ideologies and arguing only results in resentment so I kept to myself and didn't really try to ask things or question beliefs.  I walked the gulli