I (मी): The I entangled in me ( मी मध्ये गुंतलेला मी )

Description

The word ‘I’ usage is very natural, simple, subtle, and inflated. It is so easy that each one of us must be using it at least a hundred times a day. Every action performed by oneself is addressed as ‘I’. Whether seen with the eyes, whether work done with the hands, whether having eaten and given a satisfied burp, or even after burping and peacefully sleeping, it is still I. This ‘I’ slowly meets some friends, companions, fellow travelers like Joy, contentment, happiness, peace, curiosity, empathy, along with envy, jealousy, anger, disdain, sadness, and rage, a multitude of emotions. With some, the I quickly bonds , and with others, it is just a casual acquaintance. In simple, small instances, I will come into your reading. With friends, confronting other ‘I’s. Sometimes behind a relative perspective and sometimes showing oneself the mirror. The author tries to explore this I and the close friendships of I.