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Adi my 2 year old nephew likes to play whenever we meet. He currently is fascinated by a ball. He quickly makes rules asking me to stand still in a place, stretch my legs so that i look shorter and he throws me the ball. In turn i have to throw him back. He is persistent that i do not budge! Well he just invented a half game! He made simple rules so that he can maximize his play. He has no sense of counting, so there are no scores. But fairly large part of the game is already designed by him. He has made great rules so that he can maximize what he likes to play, that is throwing the ball, catching it back, running around, trying to win by getting the ball right. In a couple of days he also improved his skill of throwing and catching. He now knows, if not distracted improving his skill can be a obsession. Once he will learn to count, i am sure he will use the knowledge of the count again to maximize his play. He might be lost in the concept of win may be all through out his life but cer...

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Its been a long time since i blogged, i didnt want to! I was in search of "feel". We hardly get them inside you these days. I was mostly preoccupied with a lot of cerebral work giving no time and space to feel anything much. Thanks to Nikhiljis sitar. It does take you into the abyss of beauty. Lucky you are again able to feel for things. I kept wondering, there is nice story to this. When you feel, you take action and you get a virtue. Its a simple process.When you feel (which its self is quite challenging in today's busy life, your calculated lifestyle :-))...again when you feel, if you take an action which compliments your feeling you get a virtue. At the end of the day, you have accumulated some virtues. If you have larger number of good feelings, hence good virtues you die happily :-), vice versa, you die with pinch of sadness if you have bad feelings and hence bad virtues. I think so! I am not sure. It now becomes interesting, if an artiste feels and takes action he ...

Banking On Change (12 min version) from Pilgrim Films on Vimeo .

Director: Yojiro Takita Brilliant piece of work. Must see! Daigo Kobayashi is lively and shy! Very quickly the viewer is taken into a strange situation revolving around the idea of death or life around death, what ever you want to call it! Very gripping and thematic, a lot to learn form the traditional cultures and see it operating sometimes in modernity. Now showing on UTV World Movies