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  • @pocketofstories | A Library of People - Inside a Vinyl lover’s home. Mr. A. Murugan, owner and curator of Vinyl Records Hub. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/murug
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    "The surface noise. And when you play this record, you will feel seeing this, how it's rotating and all there Are color records also. Okay. That also you can see there. Yeah. And you will enjoy the music. That is the thing. Who is loving the music? They can. They can. They are very much interested in this. They can. For digital people. They have their own this thing. We can't say that. Yes. There's somebody."
    32 min
  • @pocketofstories | The Living Dead
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    "He felt the weight of the responsibilities drop off his shoulder as soon as he rested his head on the pillow. He smiled as he dreamt of each of his patients being discharged whole and healthy. Him enjoying the view of a beautiful sunset sitting next to his family. The tiny face peeking out of the window smiled, the smile reaching his eyes. The couple paced nervously, waiting for the officer to complete the formalities."
    6 min
  • @pocketofstories | ALibrary of People - A day in the Life of a Tarot Reader, Sabeena Bhalla
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    "One thing that I would want to say, I never sell fear to people. What do you mean by that? So a lot of. Okay. I have been to astrologers in the past. I have been to tarot readers in the past. And one thing that would always. Would always scare me was that they would just say something which would hit me so bad that it would just not allow me to believe in myself. So this is what I learned."
    16 min
  • @arunanandarao | If you could automate any daily mundane task, what would it be and why?
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    "Cognitive load theory also shows that routine tasks, though simple, clutter our mental bandwidth. Dr. Daniel Levitin, neuroscientist and author of the Organized Mind, explains, the brain has a limited capacity for decision making. Every mundane task uses up some of that precious capacity. That's why automating such tasks isn't laziness, it's energy optimization. The goal is to reclaim mental clarity for creativity, joy and emotional presence. Thank you."
    3 min
  • @arunanandarao | leave words of encouragement to someone who may be struggling today.
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    "Thanks for the prompt. This word is to whomsoever struggling now this too shall pass. In the hush between two heartbeats slow a whisper stirs. Let go, let go. The past is gone, its doors are closed no wound can heal while it's exposed. Forgive the hands that left you bare not for their sake but for your care Unburdened pain Unchain the ties Let softness bloom where silence lies."
    5 min
  • @pocketofstories | Hate the word "short" for what it does literally
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    "Hey everyone. Good morning. I was listening to a couple of posts and responding and I came across a post about slangs and then this word stuck in my mind. Short. I think I'm beginning to hate this word. Short means shortening everything and if you really look at it this way, everything's getting short, right? Patience, love, money, opportunities, respect, lives, facilities. So many things. And short itself is getting so popular that it's a botheration."
    3 min
  • @J.O.B.I | leave words of encouragement to someone who may be struggling today.
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    "And it's hard, but practice gratitude for the fact that you're experiencing the full realm of human emotions. So when you pull out of this struggle, eventually, by accepting it and being okay with it, you're gonna have so much more gratitude for when you aren't struggling, which is even as important, because when we aren't struggling, we tend to overexert ourselves. We want to hold this feeling. We grasp it. We squeeze the lifeblood out of the moment."
    16 min
  • @pocketofstories | Story from a tired storyteller: The curious case of Black & White.
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    "And she noted with a good sense of humor that the jacket was black and white and it matched with the passengers sitting just next to her. She smiled and went back to whatever she was doing. Soon enough she would glance up a bit too often to see what was the next station and how far she was before she had to train change her train. Slowly she realized something was very odd because everywhere she looked around people were wearing the same striped clothing. Be it jacket, be it a bag."
    6 min
  • @Concordia | leave words of encouragement to someone who may be struggling today.
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    "Hi there. Such a beautiful prompt and I'm privileged to be here to be able to contribute with my little and few words to anyone who's listening to this. I hope it reaches you. Dear one, before you do anything today, before you look at anyone and before you think about anyone today, I urge you to look at yourself in the mirror and look at yourself deep in your eyes with an affection that you express and share so calmly and so beautifully with the world around you."
    3 min
  • @pocketofstories | A Library of People: Sabeena Bhalla. Tarot history and a reading.
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    "I'm scared for you to do a specific read and that I would like to know what's the date of birth? The whole. No, no, just the month. I was born on 30th of December. 30th December, number three, Capricorn. Okay, keep born. So could you do a general reading for me? What's happening right now? One thing we would like to touch upon is that what kind of questions should be asked?"
    34 min

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