New and Normal?

Death, one or many, what difference does it make to us? Whether one or many, what difference does it make to us? A time has come to free ourselves from the known. We have to reach to that destination of life where we understand its meaning. Not what I mean by it.

I have been struggling to write my own ideas, my own words, from the day I cremated my father at Kolhapur. Don’t know how it is related to that moment but a friend handed over a hot one out of ashes that day, saying that it may be auspicious… that burnt not in use coin reminds me of not having a father, and so I tell myself you need to write…

Yes, the term comes from pc era, post-COVID times, but it is relevant. We often live our lives guided by what is familiar — our past experiences, societal expectations, and inherited beliefs. While the “known” feels safe, it also limits us. It boxes us into roles, routines, and identities that may no longer serve who we are becoming.

New and Normal is an invitation to break free from this comfort zone — to question the automatic, challenge the inherited, and embrace the unfamiliar. It’s about creating a life where change is not feared but welcomed, where growth is natural, and where being true to yourself becomes the new normal.

Letting go of the known opens the door to deeper awareness, fresh perspectives, and untapped potential. In that freedom, we rediscover our true nature — not shaped by the past, but inspired by possibilities.

This space is for those ready to explore, evolve, and expand — for seekers who believe that life truly begins when we step beyond what we already know.