WriterAtWork

I like to think about myself as a scientific artist and an artistic scientist. Confusing? Its not so confusing if you go beyond the surface.

A study of science involves a methodical analysis of observations. Scientific observations are perspectives held by many. The practice of science, I have realized, is very much an art. You have to be passionate, focussed, creative and perhaps even a little eccentric when you venture out on the untrodden path of unanswered questions.

On the other hand, art is not solely about creativity and expression. It involves methods, protocols, strategies and repetition, just like any experiment.

I am just a blend of these two streams of life in a sea of spirituality quests.

My passion is ...

questioning.

I know too much about ...

nothing.

My parents always told me ...

ask good questions

My childhood ambition ...

to learn

My favorite memory ...

is of my kindergarten in the little town where I was born.

Why I write ...

To answer questions that my conscious mind leaves unanswered

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

The autobiography of Sidney Sheldon. 

My first job ...

Postdoctoral Research Fellow. (Some may say, that's not a 'real' job, or even a 'real' scientist. But its both for me).

My best moment ...

is Now.

My inspiration ...

Is Life.