In life, we face many tests as if it is like an exam. Some of them pass in it successfully and some of them fail in it miserably. There are many aspects of our life and most of us don't know how to deal with them. Until we realize that we can categorize them like our academic subjects and learn and train ourselves to deal with them. Let's discuss about it in the article "I wish I knew these life subjects in the early years of my life."
My weekly escape place for my 'me-time' is a Kalina Campus area of the University of Mumbai. I have been visiting this place since 2015 (had a gap of two years due to the Pandemic). This place stimulates my inner self and brings forth creativity and enthusiasm in me. Here, I feel alone and away from chaos. Finding your escape place helps you to pursue your deeper questions and evoke curiosity in you. I know the importance of it because this simple act of visiting my place of escape helped me to finish writing three of my books and solved many of my life's questions.
We learn from situations and document our life learning in the form of experience. It works like a key for our survival. It contains both good experiences and bad experiences. For example, a profit in the business is considered a good experience while loss is a bad experience. However, a human experiences great learning when they encounter a problem or had a bad experience. A bad experience is like a life anchor which filtered out the unwanted things or situations around that work and finds out the system which functions well for you. Let's call it the 'Life Filter' and understand what is a life filter in this article.