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Flowing Thoughts

Tejasvani Thakur

A space for thoughts that make us pause about life, consciousness and the strange journey of being human.

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Unfolding

Have you tasted the sweet mountain water?

Seeping out of the mountain, flowing in grace, what is visible to all is the water coming out of one end of the mountain. But what is not visible is the journey of the water. How many routes does i...

7 days ago
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Comfort Is A Drug

Comfort is a drug. Once you get used to it, it becomes addictive. Give a person consistent stimulation, good food, and cheap entertainment, and they will throw their ambitions right out of the window.

“The comfort zone is where dreams go a...

13 days ago
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12

The Soul Knows Where to Go

Life throws some choices at us and we get very little time to think, but contemplation is useless when we eventually choose the opposite of what we were thinking.

I’m done with this fluff of “listen within, listen within”. My within is mut...

a month ago
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15

Overstimulated & Dissociated

Whenever overstimulation and mental stagnation arrive, my feet put off the rest, movement wraps me like I have a marathon to run.

My mind could process one solution to all the anxiety and grief, just walk away not away from the problem bu...

a month ago
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7

Between Thoughts

We carry all versions within us. This body is a container for all dreams, secrets, lies, happy moments, and sorrows. We all have the dreamer, the seeker, the lover, the sufferer, the hero, and the villain in us.

In search of answers and ne...

a month ago
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