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The Oscillations of life

Why human always tend to be perfect? In this society,we have framed an agenda on how society should look an individual. Frame-worked in such a way that others should only have positive opinion on us. Agree with the fact that we should be doing that to have healthy relationships in the society. When one undergoes the toughest phase of his life,why is the society ignoring them? I feel that when society ignores him he may undergo different emotions, this could be the main reason for creating aversion towards the society. Just talk to them, make them feel secure , create an environment in a such a way that divert his mind against aversion. Please never ignore them, because they make a beautiful life.

What life means to me?
Life is a combination of mixed feelings,thoughts..........
"Life is like a piano.White keys are happy moments and black keys are sad moments.But remember both are played together to give sweet music." This is one of my favourite quotes.

I have the habit of blending science to philosophy.Let me jot down Life to the smallest particle.  
In the quantum biophysical world, Atoms are made of protons and electrons( equal protons as electrons) the net charge of an atom tends to be zero. Ironically,Humans are always complex they do not tend to be normal ,they actually lend to the extremes of life. I think this could be the reason for the wars, calamities and lot more. Without any of these two positive or negative charges won't make up an atom similarly both sides of life make up a beautiful life.

I have few things to share that could shape up the mindset of people in the society.When one tries to reach the extreme and somehow reaches there.Again,you start from the beginning just feel like a novice have that inquisitiveness towards that again but show some uniqueness towards that in a different angle. The loops begins,the world becomes stable..............



These days I'm kinda biased towards the world of Biophysics which includes many fascinating fields such as BioMEMS, Bioenergetics, Biomechanics , Biophotonics, Nanobiotechnology ....... concepts are really interesting should read a lot about this.....      

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  1. Dhanush you have done a great job
    And this is a nice message for us

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