Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Content, content everywhere, not a word in brain!!!
Sekhmet and Pratyangira as per AI
Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Monday, February 23, 2026
Handwriting interpretation with AI
What you dont keep possession of, leaves you eventually ... (even if you own it)..
Hello there!!!
This is one blog that I had in title alone, unpublished for long time! This now sees light of the day :).
Ownership and possession are not the same. In that way, I love English language so, so much that it has vast subtle-ness. I am not going into word definition here, but I get into things;
What can a person own or possess?
-Material things
-Skills
-Relationship, social circle, friends, acquaintances
-Health/Mental Strengths/Hobbies/Interests
-Wealth/Finances/Assets
In real life we 'own' many of these. But what stays along is that we possess!!! Yes. This is true. A plot of land that we 'own' gets in the hand of encroachers if we don't look at it for long time. A good friend becomes a stranger or downgrades into an acquaintance if we don't keep in touch for long time. That spouse whom you neglected for long time deserts, that child whom you gave birth but never gave time grows cold towards you. If a skill never used for long time, makes us struggle. That designer bag, shoe or dress not checked out from wardrobe for long time, tends to get some dust or loses in value or we no longer fit ourselves in!!!
So, if you really want to 'own' anything, keep auditing it often so that it is in your 'possession'. That is the reason we need to audit our lives, discard what no longer a regret to lose, keep ourselves light and minimal and move on with our prized possessions.
What we 'own' is just a name in the document after all!!!
Saturday, February 14, 2026
What is my moat?
If Warren Buffet sneazes, it becomes a sensation. But if he drops a jargon it becomes a title of next best seller!! ' Economic moat' is one of such.
I am here to share a questionnaire to find ones moat.
1. How often people seek info from me? ( Am I well informed?)
2. How often people seek my help and for what kind of help? ( Am I accountable?)
3. Am I , one noted amongst my kind of people or standards in terms of education, values, social class, power, status or less?
4. What are my strong and weak points?
5. What am I best fit at?
6. Am I indispensable in something either in workplace or society or circle of friends and family?
7. Do I get rewarded or recognised or invited often for certain things? Do people wait for my time or attention with some sacrifice?
Please avoid money or wealth or finances from answering these. These points should be purely traits, skillsets or nonmonetary motives.
If you have your answers apply to similar questionnaire to workplace as well as business. Compile all of them. You will know what is your MOAT.
Get ahead now. You are an asset. Establish yourself and increase your value!!!
Friday, February 13, 2026
The Fibonacci sequence and trigunas
I am so intrigued by trigunas, more so now after JWST is sending more and more images of the universe's tiny parts. I am calling tiny is nothing but distant galaxies that are in spiral shape. Yes spiral shapes, which Kinder Garten children are not often taught :).
I asked AI engine "do you see any connections between Fibonacci sequence and trigunas". I was surprised by the answers. Our Vedas say, no guna is more equal to other, whereas, AI said amongst the three, Satva is in Fibonacci sequence and so more balanced than Tamas and Rajas!!!!
Well, this answer is not expected, neither it was observed in real life. We see that when one gets to its peak, gets destroyed by the other two.
So then, what the balance means?
What I de-coded is Tamas and Rajas evolve to Satva and the cycle starts again. In any case 1.618 should be the lasting state or a state with more longevity making Satva as a guna lasting longer than other two!!!
From that logic, the niraakara, nirguna TAT should be having a different sequence which is ever lasting. Is it zero? Or is it Poorna (infinity)?
I am still to explore. My pramaana from Vedas is below:
"Oum poornamadah poornamidam poornath poorna muchyathe
Poornasya poorna madaya poornamevavashishyathe."
Namaste.