Chattering of my mind

M ost of us claim to want to be rich, but in reality, we don’t. We merely desire money to spend on our desires and fulfil our wants, only to lose it again. Essentially, we want to appear and feel wealthy rather than actually be rich. Being money-rich means having a substantial amount of money available without the need to spend it. How can one become wealthy if they continue earning and spending the same amount, resulting in a zero bank balance? If asked what they would do with a one-crore rupee, people would list their desired purchases, such as a car, a flat, a mobile phone, and jewellery. However, no one would say they would do nothing with the money because they don’t need to spend it. In contrast, the second type of person would be one-crore rupee richer than the first because the first person has already spent all their money on their desired purchases, leaving their bank balance at zero. Nevertheless, the second person still has one-crore rupee. Now, if the person who s...

Virtual reality isn’t a new concept; it’s been a part of our lives for generations. We’ve been living virtually for so long that it’s now being labeled as “virtual reality.” Of course, now it comes with a few additional electronic toys, but the concept itself remains the same. We do it all in our minds, without any external electronic devices. Have you ever found yourself thinking, imagining, or planning something, only to realize that you weren’t actually doing it? That’s because when we think, plan, or imagine, we create an entire world inside our minds and live that moment virtually. For example, if we’re mad at someone, we might mentally fight with them before we actually do it. If we’re planning to propose to a girl, we might already have proposed to her in our minds. And if we’re excited about buying a new car in the future, we might already have driven it, changed the gears, and gone above 100 kmph in our minds. All of this is living a virtual life, or virtual reality. We don...