Saturday-Pentacle, Week 33 Issue
“Saturday-Pentacle”
Post of the week –
Q&A Tuesday
Q&A Tuesday – In the last week, on the Independence day eve (15th Aug), I did a Q&A Tuesday post, which was published later in the week. In this Q&A, I answered an interesting question sent by Ankita from Mumbai.
Question. Being workaholic is not always being effective at the workplace, so how do I make myself more effective and keep my work more sorted?
Check out my answer and details in the podcast.
Listen to it –
My most popular Instagram post recently —
There are two basic motivating forces: fear and love. When we are afraid, we pull back from life.
When we are in love, we open to all that life has to offer with passion, excitement, and acceptance.
We need to learn to love ourselves first, in all our glory and our imperfections. If we cannot love ourselves, we cannot fully open to our ability to love others or our potential to create.
Evolution and all hopes for a better world rest in the fearlessness and open-hearted vision of people who embrace life.
― John Lennon
Article(s) I’m enjoying (and pondering) —
Coconut Oil Tea – Today it’s not an article what I’m sharing but a recipe. I recently learned about this one and oh boy it made my Green Tea taste so good.
Summary of the article – Make your green tea in the normal fashion and add one tablespoon of Raw Coconut Oil. Stir it well for 5 minutes until the goodness of the oil melts in your Tea and Tada!! I recommend reading the article for more in-depth details like double antioxidant properties etc.
I’m reading/watching/listening to —
Bridge of Spies – If you love historical thrillers spy movies! You are in for a treat!
This Steven Spielberg movie starring Tom Hanks as James Donovan who was a lawyer in Brooklyn is turned into a negotiator by situations and does the job so amazingly is thrilling in itself.
The best part of the historical war or spy movies is that you get to experience the era long before you, which is untouched or unseen by you and now can never be seen again. That fascinates me.
This particular movie is about a specific scene when James Donovan is made the defender of a Soviet Spy Rudolf Abel. The whole country feels against the defending of this Soviet spy but James predicts that he might be useful in exchange of our soldier/spy in the time of the cold war with Russia. It turns out to be true, the prediction. Gary Powers who was a pilot of experimental super high altitude aircraft U2 is attacked over the clouds. He and his aircraft go down in Soviet Territory and eventually, James’s prediction comes true. US government then sends James himself for the negotiation of this exchange. Where instead of just getting Gary Powers the pilot, he also retrieves another hostage Frederic L. Pryor who was an American PhD student at the time in Germany and was held by the Germans in the time of cold war.
Some scenes in the movie will feel spine shivering if you are a war movie fanatic.
Here is a trailer to get you curious –
Quote I’m pondering on lately –
“He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight”
— Sun Tzu (The art of war)
Until Next Saturday!
Thanks for reading.
Himanshu
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