"Minimalism"
The seed of religion is meditation
If you look past the rituals, the dogmas, and the centuries of accumulated cultural noise, you will find a striking common thread among the founders of the world’s major religions.
Man is meant for leisure
The word school derives from the ancient Greek word scholē. Do you know what it originally meant?
Leisure. Free time. Rest.
To the Greeks, this didn’t mean sitting around doing nothing. It meant time free from manual labor and survival—time used productively for philosophy, intellectual debate, and the pursuit of knowledge. Schools were meant to be spaces where you did whatever you wanted, experimented wildly, and chased curiosity without any bias, and certainly without the notion that knowledge existed just to provide a monetary benefit.
Fast forward to today, and we’ve completely inverted the concept. We are trapped in a relentless hustle culture that praises sleep deprivation and treats endless PowerPoint presentations as the pinnacle of human achievement.
Minimalist decision making model
The Two-Metric Framework: Minimalist Decision Making
chor bano, chori karo!!!
Aksar aisa hota hai ki jo bhi hamare jeevan mai hota jata hai, ham use bina jaane,bina samjhe, bina kuch puche, laade chale jaate hai. asal mai ham insaan kam aur coolie zyada hai. batao bhala, ye bhi koi baat hai. paida hue aur logo na kaha tum musalman ho, tum hindu ho to tum wo ho chale. tumhe ye banna hai to tum wo ho chale. kabhi socha hai khud, ki kar kya rahe ho?