For me, it's this interrogation scene from The Avengers. She goes from looking completely vulnerable to revealing she was in control the entire time. Woahhh!! That moment perfectly captured Natasha's intelligence, confidence, and composure.
What's your pick?
Nothing says "Dilli ki Sardi" (Delhi Winters) quite like sunshine and a handful of peanuts. ☀️🥜 I wait for this every single winter!
What are your favorite Delhi winter pleasures? Share them below!
It doesn't have to be a grand philosophical lesson. It could be something about grief, resilience, love, purpose, letting go, or even a small shift in perspective. I'd love to hear which character it was and what stayed with you. ❤️
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I've been reflecting on something recently.
Most of us spend our lives protecting our identity—our opinions, achievements, beliefs, relationships, and even our image. But when I look closely, this "I" seems to keep changing all the time.
If everything I identify with keeps changing, then what exactly is this "I" that I'm trying so hard to protect?
I'm curious how people interested in Advaita understand this. Is the ego just a useful psychological function, or is it fundamentally a misunderstanding of who we are?
I'd love to hear different perspectives.