It is nice to hear from you Suni, Apologies I wasn’t able to decipher your full name. I love Helen Keller’s quotes, I think the dichotomy of risks and opportunities is fabulous. Each time, I try to think of a decision, something seems to impact that and change an approach. It is incredible to even think and wonder how many times we go back on a decision and try to do different things each time. At the same time, our personality keeps building in the backend which is fabulous work on its own :)

Thank you Matheikal, would love to know some of your stories and adventures. A parallel life and so much of excitement to know and understand, I would love an opportunity to vicariously live some of those :)

I second your view Suman. It is indeed very exciting to go through those mohas and mayas. I think it gives us a really good clarity as to who we really are as people. I know that there is a person we project and a person we know internally. The more we try to know about this internal person, going through the Mohas and Mayas gets really exciting. It helps us understand where we get our motivation or desire from. Not only that, it also helps us to keep pushing forward and moving in a direction where we know ourselves much better.

I really like the depth of your knowledge on the philosophical construct Abhijit. I have only recently started reading Karmayoga and fascinated with its concepts. I must admit that I am very much a novice. Having you talk about these aspects is a very powerful motivator for me personally.

But when I think of risk, uncertainty, security – I still identify adventure as a core sense of motivation. Almost as if a central part of me from which I am unable to move on. From then on, it has been a conscious effort to find what excites me and how to maintain that balance between certainty and uncertainty to ensure that everyday can be a motivating one. The entire personal construct seems to consciously keep changing, but the more I get into these thoughts – I do realise that I am in control of a lot of factors around me. Most importantly, the way I behave. I would really like to understand more about the philosophical approach. It has a very strong message and guidance of training the mind for a long term goal. If we are able to tie our everyday activities to that long term goal, life would be pretty fascinating.

…but going through the complexities of life with all the “mohos” and “mayas” are by no means less adventurous.
Adventure, I do not believe can be in a physical tightrope alone, it could be within the relationship as well.