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Life Lenses, Thane (2026)

11/10/2025

Two forms, one spirit - The duality of life. Light and darkness ride side by side, Neither wins, neither fades they coexist.
Balance is not found in choosing sides, But in honoring both. ⚖️

13/04/2025

Here is the continuity of the story

After clicking tons of photos, video & wasting time, when we reach the camp site which we thought to be ours. Another trek leader who was with Anshul was there & he informed us that - 'this is not our camp site, our camp site is just 300m ahead, you three go ahead I will catch you up' & he went downhill & disappeared..

It was around 3pm we were climbing from last 4hours, we only had breakfast no lunch (because we started late and lunch was supposed to be at the camp site) and we had no water left.. and what we thought to be our camp site was not our camp site..
As we were told Juda ka Talab was just 300 meters, 300 meters of walking takes 3-5min and if you walk really slow it will hardly take 10-15min, that's common understanding but..

As we started walking... We walked... & Walked but there was no sign of any campsite.. it was almost half an hour camp site we just left was no longer visible, there was no one around us in the middle of the Jungle with snowfall & we were hungry with no water & in freezing cold...

We were about to lose hope and give up by thinking there is no meaning going ahead we might have lost the trail as it's 30min and we have walked more than kilometre, our camp was just 300mts ahead and we can't see any signs of people or camp. And at that time we heard some chatter ahead we found 4 lost trekkers from another group. Finding them was relieving, Now we were not alone & hopefully we weren't lost. As we talked to them we came to know they had one local with them & we were on the right track, Leader lied to us about Juda ka Talab being 300mts ahead, just to encourage us to walk.. With them we reached Juda ka Talab around 4pm...

I will continue the story in the 3rd post ✌️

10/11/2024

Kalaram Mandir is dedicated to Lord Ram and is named after the black statue of lord Ram it houses. The literal translation of "Kalaram" is "Black Ram"

It was built around 1792 by Sardar Rangarao Odhekar, who is said to have had a dream about the black statue of Ram being in the Godavari River. The temple is known for its beautiful architecture, with the sanctum sanctorum made of black stone and the rest of the structure featuring intricate carvings.

We went there in the morning, it was peaceful, almost no crowd at all. The architecture and vibe of this temple is simply amazing, one who is visiting Nashik should definitely visit this temple.

07/10/2024

Recently through Instagram reel I came accross the Japanese writer Haruki Murakami. And the 1st book suggest in that video was "Norwegian Wood" so without wait I started reading and I loved it. It has many intricate details & the way he writes takes us effortlessly with him. As psychology student here is few pointers which I found shareable...

1. Healing is a complex & personal journey.: The novel delves deeply into how different characters cope with the loss of loved ones and the impact of grief on their lives. Every character cope with the loss differently some heal easily, some takes several years and some never, and many factors contribute to healing.

2. Mental Health: Through Naoko's struggles, the book highlights the importance of mental health and the challenges faced by those dealing with mental illness. It emphasizes whatever the situation is supportive & understanding family and friends are at most important.

3. Love and Relationships: The story explores the complexities of love and relationships, illustrating how they can be both a source of comfort and pain. It shows the importance of emotional connection and the difficulties of navigating romantic feelings.

4. Coming of Age: Toru's journey is a classic coming-of-age story, dealing with themes of identity, self-discovery, and the transition from youth to adulthood. It reflects on the choices and experiences that shape who we become. It shows we all have power to become the way we want to if we have enough willpower.

"Norwegian Wood" is a rich and reflective read because it offers insights into the human condition and the emotional landscapes we navigate & experience in our daily lives.

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