by thebengali
The Annual Equestrian Games 2020 at Japalouppe, Talegaon, was an extraordinary event underlining the importance of the parent, child, and equestrian centre eco-system in developing lifeskills centered around a love for horses
Categories: Learning, Mountain Walking, Pune, Training • Tags: education, equestrian, equestrian sports, horse riding, India, Japalouppe, Learning, Maharashtra, Sanjay Mukherjee, thebengali
by thebengali
One day I will pass on And all that I hold dear Would cease to matter For they were dear only to me. The world, shall go on Lives would continue Family, friends, relationships Would change. And there would be new relationships, new pathways, as usual. One day these roads will cease to exist And all those destinations they connected Would find new avenues to communicate The World, shall go on People, nations, seasons Would change. And there would be […]
Categories: Mountain Walking, Philosophy, Poetry, Self, Society, The Arts, Work • Tags: existentialism, Life, People, Poetry, Self, Society, thebengali, Truth, Work
by thebengali
One day I will pass on, but the work I do shall live on One day I will pass on, but the work I do shall live on — Read on themountainwalker.com/2019/01/16/one-day-i-will-pass-on-but-the-work-i-do-shall-live-on/
Categories: Mountain Walking
by thebengali
The Mountain Walker Diaries: We Are All Time Travellers The Mountain Walker Diaries: We Are All Time Travellers — Read on themountainwalker.com/2019/01/10/the-mountain-walker-diaries-we-are-all-time-travellers/
Categories: Mountain Walking • Tags: Bombay, Himachal Pradesh, Learning, Mumbai, Sanjay Mukherjee, The Mountain Walker, thebengali
by thebengali
The Mountain Walker Diaries: Destination Shimla, No Fixed Itinerary The Mountain Walker Diaries: Destination Shimla, No Fixed Itinerary — Read on themountainwalker.com/2019/01/10/the-mountain-walker-diaries-destination-shimla-no-fixed-itinerary/
Categories: Mountain Walking • Tags: Himalayas, India, Pune, Sanjay Mukherjee, Shimla, The Mountain Walker, thebengali
by thebengali
It’s Never Too Late To do the right thing Some times worlds must collide For new worlds to be created Some times worlds must collapse For a new beginning to be possible But it’s ’s Never Too Late To do the right thing It’s Never Too Late To let people know they matter Some times an individual must conform For the sake of protecting the integrity of society Some times a society must embrace an individual’s diversity For a stronger […]
Categories: Mountain Walking, Philosophy, Poetry, Self, Society, The Arts • Tags: Art, existence, existentialism, individual and society, leadership, Poetry
by thebengali
In 1987, I found myself in what is called a Junior College (Grade 11) in Mumbai. Within a few months, I realised that many of my classmates, some of my neighbourhood playmates, and many former schoolmates were all talking careers, jobs, applications and the like. This was all Greek to me. Thankfully, I still had my very good childhood friends and made a couple of good new ones and our thoughts on life and living were pretty aligned: let’s learn […]
Categories: Learning, Mountain Walking, People, Self, Society, The Arts, Training, Work • Tags: Artist, Brainvisa Technologies, Dadar Catering College, Dmess, employee, Entrepreneur, Institute Of Hotel Management Applied Nutrition And Catering Technology, Peak Pacific Group, RedstoneSummerhill, Sanjay Mukherjee, Self-employed, The Mountain Walker, thebengali, There Is No Box, Times of India
by thebengali
I admire the concept of ‘Humility’. Or maybe it would be more accurate to say I admire people who have ‘Humility’. I admire them because I don’t have an ounce of humility in my being, and therefore, I admire such people and look forward to meeting them, and spending time with them. I have turned the idea of ‘humility’ around in my head several times in different ages – teens, 20s, 30s, and am still turning it around like I […]
Categories: Learning, Mountain Walking, Nature, Self • Tags: Achieve, Attain, Humility, Mountain Walking, thebengali
by thebengali
One Book that I am currently writing is what I call “The Book of Dreams”. And there is a good reason for the title. I live in the twilight of prose and poetry, city and village, dream and reality, art and science, business and non-profit activities … you get the drift. The book is in verse and prose, stories intermingling with verse, real-life people with imaginary characters, interviews and reportage, dreams and reality, natural and beyond the natural. All, […]
Categories: Learning, Mountain Walking, Nature, Poetry, Self, The Arts • Tags: thebengali