The Aesthetic Genius of My Wife

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 5:19 PM

I used to consider myself an aesthete. But lately, I find myself less of a creator and more of an admirer —especially of the world my wife, ...

The Power of Intentional Sleep

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 2:04 PM

S truggling with an Unstable Sleep Schedule? You're Not Alone My sleep schedule improves, and then it gets worse. I put in effort, and ...

The Serenity of Mental Clarity Through Simple Journaling

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 11:19 PM

At its core, journaling is nothing more than a simple, convenient activity. All you need is a pen and a notebook. What really makes a differ...

Are you angrier?

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 8:51 PM

 Anger is a natural emotion that can be difficult to control. However, it is important to remember that anger can be harmful to both ourselv...

2 minutes knowledge on Quantum Realm

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 5:21 PM

  The quantum realm is a term used to describe the behaviour of matter and energy at the atomic and subatomic levels. In the classical realm...

Ethical Leadership Amidst Disruptive Innovation

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 4:26 PM

T echnology in the modern era has surged to a point where disruptive innovation can change major foundational and structural processes t...

Thoughts on the Bataclan concert, Paris.

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 1:34 AM

Reading about world news is an interesting process. The sense of people living around the world just like us, with their own sets of stori...

The enviable pleasure of realizing the beauty of thoughts

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 4:19 AM

When I took the condensed milk can out of the fridge, it was mostly to satiate my hunger, as it was 2am of a Monday, and I was trying to av...

How to Read a Book 101

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 6:58 PM

How to read a book? Pretty simple. All you require is some free time, ability to stay awake for longer periods and of course, hehe, a book....

#NetNeutrality - Short and Simply Put

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 10:50 PM

A lot of buzz being generated about #NetNeutrality wherever I go, online or offline. So much so that I have copied the term 'NetNeutral...

I Dodged a Rocket and Survived to Talk About It!

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 8:09 PM

After catching the The Judge for the second time in theaters today, I was satisfied that I didn't spend my precious Diwali afternoon wa...

A List of Songs with great 'Goosebumps Factor' !

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 10:35 AM

Listening to music is an essential part of our lives. I think there's more to just easy listening or to listen just while you are doin...

Sleeping as a Job

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 1:25 AM

A year or two ago, I remember a newspaper article about a job that requires you to lie down and do nothing but eat and sleep . It was prob...

Ek Villain - A Hate Post

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 10:39 PM

The final scene of I Saw The Devil - where our protagonist puts the antagonist under a setup in such a way that he dies in the hands of hi...

Let's Slow Down

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 3:30 AM

It's been really long since I have blogged a post that allows me to connect to you, my dear readers, hear-to-heart and share some anecd...

Triple-Fudge World Cinema Weekend- Short Reviews

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 12:07 AM

It's been quite some time that I had watched world movies (the last one being Welcome to the Sticks- a French comedy) , hence I decided...

50 Thousand Thanks!

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 9:55 PM

The blog crossed 50 thousand page-views this week. I could sit down only today to put down my thoughts on this. Life is all but slow, and a...

Time Travel to Childhood

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 9:21 PM

What if, we could time-travel to our childhood days? Last night, I had a dream that I was granted a wish-  to be able go back to my chil...

"Do Peacocks Exist?"

Posted by Soumya Mukherjee at 12:27 AM

The festive season is going on. And with the onset of the colorful mood of our glorious culture, we get a chance to get back to our roots, ...