About Me — Suntonu Bhadra

Stardust, believing in simplicity of life

Image courtesy: this ‘About Me’ writer, taken by the writer’s spouse. T-shirt showing that there might be 47% of the life remaining at that time (t-shirt courtesy: NasDaily)

I’m putting my place in the universe into perspective. I’m stardust. I’m golden brown. I’m just one small bit in a vast expanse.
— Holly Goldberg Sloan

When I thought of writing about myself, I couldn’t ignore the fact that I’m stardust (or, probably, a sprinkling bit of it), just like others on the vast horizon of the ignited Universe. I’m the earth’s resident, residing on a tiny part of the Milky Way galaxy, just another amongst the billions of that kind. When I think about this infinite vastness out there, it makes me more humble and obliged to live and breathe, for having the experience of passing by in the time-horizon, observing a part of the Universe’s journey.

A life journey of exploration, shifting and places

As a human, I had born, am growing, and will die eventually (till science or miracle find some magic spell of immortality). And, before I rest (in peace), I’m here to observe the gifts and mystical variations of life. Spending 35 years on earth in this form has put me into various tests and obstacles, like any other human.

From writer’s family album, courtesy by the writer