Curtain Raiser

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 Hello everyone!

This is me Scribbler [penname] welcome to my blog. Before getting into the "About" content of this blog, I'd like to introduce myself to you all.

I am a believer in every aspect of life. There are so many things I want to see, do and experience. I am a lover of wisdom. I always want to spread positive vibes to people around me. I always try to find a deeper insight into what we talk, do and experience. I wonder miracles about the universe, ancestors and cultural difference, and do research on logical reasoning behind the scenarios. “Follow your own instincts rather following blindly”. I could say I’m a Moral thinker – Philosopher. I speak a lot and love to share my understandings and perception on diverse topics. Driving through more learner centric and supportive, “the teacher” gives new facts and motivating the interested learner to learn and at some stage move onto more independent learning. “To a hunger man it is always better to teach him how to do fishing rather giving out one”. Teaching and Training - Passion. Suggesting or advising on different areas to the chasers keeps me highly motivated and makes me responsible every time. “Nurture others, as you grow”. Being a Mentor - Pleasant.


As I mentioned I talk a lot and I also like to scribble [not exactly write]. You're all wondering "What! You scribble and we read your scribbling? - Why does this person say scribble instead of writing - and so on…?" Questions in your mind. I will tell you here. Everyone has habits of thinking - more or less - some speak them, some write them down, [whether in a diary, book or novel], and some scribble it down in a few deeply meaningful words. Of course, very few understand it - especially those who have been in a position to understand it. I am such a person.

A lot of times I don't get a chance to write [actual writing] and instead I scribbled all my thoughts down in one form – quotes, poetry, haiku and so on. Most of my scribbles were during my class time - yes, many of you probably did many things during classes while the teacher was taking lessons, and I was one of you - "scribbling". The act started casually when I couldn't open up my thoughts to anyone [yes, personal stuff - secrets]. Later, talking to people slowed down when I learned that people weren't listening - they were just hearing and passing by. Then I realized that there is so much more to explore and learn about this universe and in this universe, so I slowly started reading books and made it a habit [adds another]. Reading a book is a different topic, which I will come to a little later. Now back to my writing, I'm “Scribbling” sorry. After finishing each book, I also think that one day I will write a book - "one day" has yet to come - where I will express myself to the world in a very inspiring and powerful fashion, expressing the motivation of their knowledge and read more and more.

I'm so tired of my routine, especially my career - the day-to-day routines drain my energy. So, I was planning a long weekend trip with the family, to relax and get out of my routines, when suddenly a bell rang in my ears - BLOG - yes, immediately I started searching for a blog. It was overwhelming for me because if I'm looking for something I don't stop, I just keep going and going. So, one fine day I stopped looking for it and BLOG - Scribbling! Here I am down.

I hope I have given you enough to get to know me and how I started blogging. Always interested in new beginnings and challenges. I enjoy meeting new people and hearing new perspectives. Reach out to me to exchange thoughts on a variety of topics!

Finally, we're back to 'About This Blog'. You may have a question in your mind that “there are many blogs out there and what is this particular blog about and what can I get from this blog”. Here you can expect topics like: Your Thoughts - Thoughts to Share, Moral Stories - Short Stories, Recommendations - Books or Places, Travel Reviews, Life Experiences - [I describe my book reading habits here], Interesting Facts and many more to come.

Conclusion: Whatever you do in life, everything you do is "You Scribble Your Life Vs Life Scribbles You"

Stay tuned for my next scribbling!!

Humble thanks to you all from a scribbler 💭

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