What truly makes us human? Where does our existence begin, and where does it end? These questions have stayed with me for many years. Hence, my reflections and writings often return to one theme — the mystery of human structure. We know the body, but perhaps we are made up of more than that. This … Continue reading The Structure of Human Existence: A Mysterious Mixture of the Seen and the Unseen
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In Search of Myself – Intro/One
I’ve become so lazy that I don’t even feel like typing anymore—so I’m recording this instead, to talk about my life. I wanted to be famous. Truly famous. I used to dream of being someone like Einstein. I wanted to be proud of myself. I wanted to show off my abilities. I craved people’s praise. … Continue reading In Search of Myself – Intro/One
Finally!
What haven’t I done to understand what life really is!At times, I searched for different kinds of feelings, and at other times, I ran away from them. The purpose was simple: to enjoy life, keeping it free from pain. During this time, I travelled freely across the earth—whether necessary or unnecessary, it never mattered much. … Continue reading Finally!
অবশেষে
জীবনটা আসলে কি তা বোঝার জন্য কিই না করেছি! কখনো খুঁজেছি নানা ধরনের অনুভুতি, কখনো বা পালিয়ে ফিরেছি অনুভুতি থেকে। উদ্দেশ্য খুব সাধারণ । জীবনটাকে উপভোগ করা, এতে কোন রকম কষ্ট না রাখা। এ সময় জমিনে ভ্রমন করেছি ইচ্ছা মতো, প্রয়োজন - অপ্রয়োজন সব সময়ই। ইচ্ছায় বা অনিচ্ছায় সময়েও ভ্রমন করেছি। যতই সময়ে ভ্রমন বেড়েছে, … Continue reading অবশেষে
Time, Space and Us
We often say that we live in a three-dimensional world. By "three-dimensional," we mean three dimensions of space. In my humble understanding, I’ve always wondered why we refer to this as 3D, since all the dimensions are essentially aspects of space itself. Therefore, I would prefer to say that we live within the dimensions of … Continue reading Time, Space and Us
Who’s Observing?
Even if no one else is watching, I am observing myself—unless I’m asleep or dead. The idea of a constant observer is fundamental to everything that exists. As a result, everything easily becomes relative, depending on who is observing. But what does this mean for our everyday lives? More importantly, how can this understanding help … Continue reading Who’s Observing?
Broken, Not Defeated!
Tough times are life’s most powerful training grounds. They visit everyone—across all walks of life. Yet we often perceive them as injustice by others, a streak of misfortune, or even punishment from the Creator. And while those interpretations may carry emotional truth, there’s one perspective that gives us power: Every hardship is a hidden lesson. … Continue reading Broken, Not Defeated!
কবর আর আমরা
বিনয়ের সাথেই বলছি, আমি একজন মুসলমান এবং এর জন্য আমি কৃতজ্ঞ। কম বয়সে অনেকের কাছেই ধর্ম বিষয়ে জ্ঞান নিয়েছি - ইচ্ছায় বা অনিচ্ছায়; সেসব জ্ঞান ভালো লাগুক বা না লাগুক মনের মধ্যে ঢুকেও গেছে, বিশেষ করে ছোট বেলায় যেগুলো বার বার শুনেছি। এসব জ্ঞান এর মধ্যে একটা বিষয়ে আজ লিখব। উদ্দেশ্য, জনমনে প্রশ্ন তৈরি করা … Continue reading কবর আর আমরা
Beyond Calories and Carbon Footprint
In this era of nature preservation, we’ve become increasingly cautious about where we get our energy—and rightfully so. The source of energy tells us a lot: how long it will last, what it might cost us, and what impact it leaves behind. We usually think of this in terms of fuel for our cars or … Continue reading Beyond Calories and Carbon Footprint
The Gift of Mortality: How Embracing Death Can Transform Life and Society
People often question my enthusiasm for discussing death. Some suggest I should focus more on life, emphasizing positivity and optimism. But is that truly the right approach? Is there nothing constructive or life-affirming to be found in contemplating death? I firmly disagree. Understanding death is, in fact, essential for living a meaningful and balanced life. … Continue reading The Gift of Mortality: How Embracing Death Can Transform Life and Society
Dr. M Samir Hossain 