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  • BEFORE WE ARE BORN

    The Secret Life of the Individual Why probing birth may redefine what it means to be alive Most people fear death because it is visible. But the real mystery — the one we rarely dare to touch — is birth. Not the moment the lungs fill with air. Not the medical event. But the threshold.

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  • The Universe: Born of Interaction Physics increasingly suggests that space and time are not fundamental ingredients of reality but emergent phenomena. Instead of being a fixed stage, spacetime arises from the interactions of quantum particles. This means the universe is never static. Reality is a living process, constantly reshaped by the relationships that sustain it.

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  • “Money is the shadow. Value is the substance.” For 45 days, I journeyed across India—sleeping in a dozen hotels, boarding over 25 flights, and navigating the country’s beautifully complex realities. This was not a trip of leisure. It was a pilgrimage of vision: launching HARLEY of LONDON by Harley Street HealthCare Group, building a delivery

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  • There are places in the world that hold more than history—they hold memory, promise, and destiny. For me, that place is Benaras, the eternal city, where the sacred Kashi Vishwanath Temple and the revered Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple became the backdrop of a vow I made as a 14-year-old boy. I was sick then, struggling

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  • A Personal Threshold, A Public Reckoning On the 15th of October, I crossed a threshold I never saw coming. I was rushed to Accident & Emergency at St Mary’s Hospital, London, with an unsustainable heart rate—later diagnosed as high atrial fibrillation (AF). My body was in crisis. My heart, volatile beyond measure. And yet, what

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  • How Cosmic Rhythm, Consciousness, and Care Are Reshaping Reality For years, I’ve carried a quiet intuition: that the universe might be spinning—not metaphorically, but literally. That its rhythm, like ours, is not static but rotational. I shared this with cosmologists, only to be met with polite dismissal. “It doesn’t make sense,” they said. But now,

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  • “London didn’t just build wealth—it built wisdom. HARLEY of LONDON is its living ledger, where health becomes currency, and contribution becomes capital.” HARLEY of LONDON — A Living Tribute to the City That Made the World For over 200 years, London has been more than a capital—it has been a crucible. A place where ideas

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  • “Necessity might be the mother of invention, but it was grief, erosion, and silence that shaped me into an architect. I didn’t choose to build—I had to“ I didn’t enter finance to chase wealth. I entered by accident. I wanted to be a scientist. I was drawn to inquiry, to the elegance of cause and

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  • In a world teetering between technological acceleration and emotional fragmentation, the call for a more inclusive global narrative has never been louder. The Global South—home to the majority of humanity—holds not just demographic weight, but a reservoir of wisdom, culture, and regenerative potential that remains underrepresented in shaping our shared future. This is not a

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  • There are moments in history when a nation doesn’t just falter—it forgets itself. Not through war or invasion, but through erosion. Through the slow, silent unraveling of its moral architecture, its civic rituals, and its shared mythologies. America, in this moment, is unbecoming. Not because of one man. But because of what we’ve allowed to

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