The Diary of Umesh Tarsariya.

➡️ [આ પોસ્ટ ગુજરાતીમાં વાંચવા માટે અહીં નીચે સ્ક્રોલ કરો / Click here to read in Gujarati] You Don't Need a Topic to Start Writing: Childhood Memories and the Journey from Village to Surat For the past few days, I had this constant urge to 'write something.' But I couldn't find a topic, and to be honest, I still haven't found one. Today, while thinking about it, a question arose: is it really necessary to have a title before you start writing? Anyway! I put all that overthinking aside and just started writing. So, in today's blog, let me write about my childhood memories. Hometown, Family, and Friendship I spent the first five years of my life in my native village (Karjala). I grew up under the loving shelter of my Ba, Bapa, Bhabha, Gaudha Maa, Vasantben, Chagandada, and Motaba. Being the youngest in our generation, I received immense love from everyone in the family. As I grew a bit older, I started making friends in the neighborhood. One of my ...

➡️ [આ પોસ્ટ ગુજરાતીમાં વાંચવા માટે અહીં નીચે સ્ક્રોલ કરો / Click here to read in Gujarati] Today, individuals lead heavily social lives. While navigating this, we live our personal lives but simultaneously experience the external world through our social interactions. I consider my personal life to be my spiritual life. Therefore, you will find a spiritual aspect in my blog posts, alongside my experiences of the external world. I firmly believe that if we give our absolute best in the external world, we can do justice to our internal world, fulfill our duties, and achieve spiritual progress. On one hand, managing my daily business operations, textile manufacturing, the hustle of the factory, and spending time with amateur radio frequencies—amidst all this external busyness, how one can achieve internal peace is what I will try to write about here. I have been deeply connected with spirituality since childhood. Swadhyay Parivar, Reiki, and Meditation have played a massive r...