I have always found sand timers fascinating! As a kid, I couldn't see that sand timer sitting there idle all day long flowing at it's own pace. It was as if he never bothered or made any attempts to go faster. He was at content with it's own pace. And there was I, desperately wanting it to obey my command to have a quicker flow. I must have tried tapping, flicking or shaking the timer thousands of times, failing in every other attempt, and then eventually gave up upon him to make it flow faster. Little did I understand then that the methods I was implementing were creating a gap between the sand and the neck of the hourglass, eventually reducing the amount of sand that could get through the opening. Now, I know that for an efficient flow, if I could have vibrated the timer at just right amplitude I could have been successful! This would separate the sand from the side walls without creating a large upward force on the sand. Just like the timekeeper, at time...
भावनांच्या बंधनात अडकावेसे वाटत होते त्या वेड्या मनास . सुखाच्या मेहफिलीत हरवून, बेभान. कल्पनांचे कल्लोळ होतेच साथीला निष्ठावान. अथांग समुद्राला जसा किनाऱ्याचा अट्टाहास. एखादा रोमांचक अनुभव मोहरून नेणारा असा होता तो आभास . जणु हृदयालाच आव्हाहन देण्याची एक सराईत चाल. आणि सगळे डावपेच करणार होते बुद्धीला निःशस्त्र आणि निराधार.
#Hangouts#Laughters#Life Conversations! They are so much fun. They make you feel alive and spirited. Those small talks, those caring words make you feel special, make you feel protected. In a single word, they are life! And the best part of them is that they never keep you lonely. Some of the best conversations make you drift into different ideas, various topics and altogether varied emotions; all this without the feeling of incomplete talks. There is a certain certainty in the switch of the subjects and it feels just so normal and so right. We feel like the talks are still incomplete, but then they are not. Unknowingly, they complete their purpose. Figuratively, they are all open ended talks, with not a definite answer or conclusion, just like some of those Agatha Christine's short stories! After an interesting talk, it all ends in a high point, a peaceful silence, from where we can pick up anytime for the next conversation, because they are fun, right?
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