How do you know when it’s time to unplug? What do you do to make it happen?

In general, by default,

we have a thing called instinct,

which often leads us to appropriate responses,

serving as our compass.

However, in the event that it wouldn’t work,

the most sensible response

is to distant ourselves (and consider others too)

from harm or danger.

Finally, in matters of life and death,

of course, we choose life.

But in the event of brain death,

To avoid continued suffering,

We pull the plug,

And allow dignified death

To take its course.

What quality do you value most in a friend?

Extra pair of eyes,

Extra pair of ears,

Extra pair of hands

And feet—

Those are too nice;

But too much to impose

Even to expect.

So to just find

A kindred soul

Who enjoys your company,

Is enough.

As friends are always gifts

From up above.

What are you good at?

With decades of living

How can I not master the art of breathing?

Minutes of forgetting it

Means resting in peace eternally.

For now, inhale, exhale—

That’s my thing,

The most important thing.

What does “having it all” mean to you? Is it attainable?

Because if I do, I’d end up being materialistic—

And I don’t like that.

Therefore, to me “having it all” means

What I have in hands already;

What I have accomplished thus far;

My family and friends,

My work and coworkers—

They are that “all”

For which I am so grateful.

Likewise, my blogs,

I am thankful for having them

For giving me the platform:

To air my voice,

Share my perspective and creativity,

Sometimes I can’t help thinking that happiness is just a fantasy,

which makes contentment a reality.

Who would you like to talk to soon?

For everything you do here—

You’re amazing!

Keep in mind that speaking to the World Wide Web

Is a privilege—cherish it.

Lastly,

You’re creative, brave, and talented—

And I am so proud of you, fellows!

You’re works; You’re words

Are forever shared from generation to generation.

Thrive!