The magical art of nothing

Ok so, just think about this. You have a hundred and one things to do, but you find yourself lying on your bed, relaxing on your chair, and daydreaming without a care in this world. You are doing nothing. But at the same time, you are procrastinating doing something. This makes us think about the concept of “nothing”. If not something, then what is nothing? When is nothing? How would you know if you are doing nothing if you are doing something (that is knowing that you are doing nothing)? There's no one who can be sure that they don't know anything about nothing and nothing about anything.

In a society that glorifies busyness, taking the time to do nothing can be a rebellious act of self-care. Give yourself a chance to indulge in guilt-free relaxation, lounging in your comfiest dresses, immersing yourself in a captivating book or favorite TV show or just sleeping. Embrace the joy and calmness of strolls, gazing at clouds, or simply enjoying the warmth of the evening sun on your face. Sometimes, the most fulfilling moments come from living in the simplicity of doing nothing at all. Be embraced in it, don’t be embarrassed by it.

Well, I just wanted to give a glimpse of what happens in my brain, especially when exams are going on. And as I sit here, drinking tea and enjoying the Bengaluru rains (which weren’t here just 10 minutes ago), I just wanted to tell you all a thank you and give you a pakoda with a cup of chai for reading my blogs for the past 4 weeks, which essentially will be a month by the time my next blog will be posted. And as a side note, just wanted to let you know that by reading this for the past 2-3 minutes, you haven’t learned anything. Or have you? New blog every Monday!

Hakuna Matata <3