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My Dream of Becoming Millionaire Thwarted

My intention to become a millionaire within the next 4 to 5 years was shot down by Samdhen Legel Firm’s shared article in Kuensel: No Short Cut to Becoming a Millionaire. The author of this article is Dhendup, a practising lawyer. The author’s critical analysis of his acquaintances persuaded him to join part of the scheme, which is part of the scam. Before going through this article, on April 3,…

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A question from within: Where am I heading?

Life is not fair. It has so many directions and journeys to be completed. At this juncture, I lost my hopes and aspirations to be someone in my life. What I never felt and questioned long ago has now become a regular part of internal discourse within self. This discourse is a daily routine of my internal process until it gives the right results/outcomes. Like many other successful personalities, I…

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A trips to Golden Temple (Amritsar)

Amritsar, most popularly known as Golden Temple is the holiest Gurdwara of Sikhism, located in the city of Amritsar, Punjab (India). It is two hours’ drive from Lovely Professional University (LPU). During my stay at LPU, I took an opportunity to visit Golden Temple, in Amritsar which is most reverence site of the Sikhism. Personally, to visit Golden Temple became one of my utmost hopes and desires, on hearing it’s…

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Recalling Grandma

I’ll miss you, dear grandma. It was on March 7, 2018, coinciding with the 21st day of Bhutanese calendar, early in the morning I received a called from younger sister Dorji, and informed; “acho, Ama dhe-na Ngaze Sesa”, she murmured and cut the call. I became wordless. I didn’t make further inquiry.  This news was as expected since for the last two days I has bad omen in my dream, which signalled something might happen soon within the…

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Searching for Happiness

Life is full of journey set by its destiny. Once we are born as a human being or animal, we all need to challenge the way we are set to lead. There is no bar as such called rich and poor, weak and strong, old and young, etc… Everyone needs to stand and obey the natural law to be happy in one’s life. Depending upon, one’s faith and destiny, we all…

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It’s talk, and it never gets anywhere

Is it possible that I, too, am a gossiper? Or am I just talking and making conversation for the sake of gossip? However, researchers frequently define gossip as “talking about people who are not present.” For me, however, gossip is “something that comes very naturally to us,” and it is an essential part of the conversation, information, information sharing, and even community building. What could be the real reason for…

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Don’t air your grievances

Complaining will just make you feel worse about yourself. There is no way for you to improve your situation, and there never was. Words like “complain”, “moan”, and “groan” imply the presence of negative emotions, which hinder decision-making abilities. They will simply make you feel worse in general. You’ll never be satisfied with who you are, what you do, or the outcomes of your life experiences. If a person tends…

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Life goes on!

I came into the world all by myself. Are doomed to die alone Because of the vagaries of both time and space, our future holds equal potential for happiness and suffering. Life that goes on. Continuity in joy and wealth is highly prized by me. I attribute my unquenchable thirst to the many people who share same ambition. The pursuit of tranquility and financial success is equally important to them.…

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The biggest threat to social science fields’ long-term existence

The importance of the arts and humanities transcends all generations. The humanities and arts teach us a great deal about the past and assist us in predicting the future. When did the value of social science in the twenty-first century become debatable? Understanding the past is necessary for any growth process based on facts and the truth. Without a past, we cannot just jump to technocrats’ talents. The roots of…

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