Rajgopal Nidamboor
The writer is a physician and a doctorate in philosophical literature
My Stories
Philosophy is the true dimension of reality Philosophy is consoling — a mirror onto itself and self. It can, therefore, be a great source of motivation, or curative blueprint, for our distressing problems.
The exponential diversity of life The best thing to achieve in life, it is aptly said, is to know oneself first — in or­der to understand others. This is the only way to address the vast complexities of our life.
Material things offer no inner harmony Every emotion that we emote or do not convey is nothing short of a brain signal.
The resonance of soundless stillness Noise is fundamentally d­isquieting. Even infuriating. It isn’t like the ch­irping of birds, or the zephyr caressing us tenderly — to soothe our thoughts and souls.
The balancing act of nature It’s a fact of modern life that you and I are somewhat disconnected from nature.
The power of detached thinking Dispassionate thinki­ng holds the discriminating embroidery of perceptive focus and fortitude. It is also a part of our responsiveness.
A delicate balance of everything It’s a straightforward stat­ement. Our mind has evo­lved from living organisms; so also intelligent life. This idea isn’t simply hard-pressed to impel life as a stereotyped connotation.
Drive your focus for higher purpose A perfect job, or career, like perfect relationship or love, is, indeed, difficult, if not utterly impossible.
Song, dance and shadow of life Call it a quirk, or travesty, most of us tend to spend far too much time looking at the past and also the future.
Interpretation of our conscious unconscious Sigmund Freud, the wizard of dreams, who published his introductory lectures on exactly a hundred years ago, thought of society as composed of rules from within.

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