Escape of My Thoughts
... rational & irrational ...Friday, September 29, 2006
When I had no feelings …
I was simply empty. It felt like all my emotions was sucked out from me. It was not sorrow neither fear, or any other known state of mind. There was only one question running through my head “What really death is?” Can you imagine the person was there with you few minutes ago talking to you and now you don’t have any clue where he is.
My grand-father died few days ago, I used to respect him more than any thing. He was the most honest man I have ever seen. For his death I had to visit my village suddenly. And I realized couple of things that I think everybody realize at some part of there life. First one is what is really death? And what life we have after it? The second one is the relative to be precise very near relatives who died can they see us? Can any alive man feel there dead relatives? And third what we should do to respect the dead or they are just gone from our life? These are some questions than realization you may say and I agree with that. But the answer to these questions are the realization I am talking about and I found out the answer I got for this questions are unique and it is also unique for each and every person of this world.
This blog of mine is a bit haphazard and I am not really sure I could write what I really wanted to but I hope the person reading It will find something out of it.
Friday, September 1, 2006
The way I know the world now: APXLDS 2006
It’s been a while I came back from
To be able to go to
After I reached there my first impression was the world is really big and it is not really impossible to understand or know it. I will start with what I really found attractive about
I was reading a blog most probably of Azz (Australia) or Mel (Australia), it was written there that the Asia Pacific countries (AP GN Countries of AIESEC) has different culture and lots of different issues, But, when I reached Philippines (Cebu) all I could find is similarities, it was mostly like our port city Chitagong and I found the OC’s as always like any other event of AIESEC quite friendly. Still at that moment I did not had any idea that this will be the conference that will change my life.
I used to hate
And then there was
During that seven days (Actually a bit more than that) I discovered a whole new side of me and the people around me then help me to know that part of me especially the people from Australia (to be precise Azz, Jess, Mel, Chloey and Aleks). They show me a world that I never knew was there, a world where there is no boundaries, a world where nothing is impossible, a world where if you have the faith you can win anything you want.
Thank you people, you helped me to know all these in just seven days. Hope to see all of you in some part of my life.
