Electoral Process that is Free and Fair

There is a way life goes through us, leaving indelible marks, trails and conspicuous golden leftovers of timelines in events to be cherished either transiently or lifelong. These can either be pleasant or unpleasant; subject to individual attitudinal orientation and belief. Our quests to explore life and its fantasies are quite unique and interesting. While some gutsy folks readily throw caution to the wind, grab the bull by the horn and live life to the fullest with less stress, over-cautiousness might be the biggest undoing of others, swiftly restricting their experience bandwidth. Whether timid or gutsy, irrespective of your race and background, the same pedestal exists for everyone to experience life uniquely.  Personality and temperaments also play a key role in determining our choice of adventures and nature of experience we get from them. While outgoing, extroverts Sanguines are readily making most of their time count, the phlegmatic introvert might need to temporarily grap

Freedom is costly, expensive and extremely demanding on the part of its seeker. I used to believe that it is one of those blank cheques that life offers, now it is more apparent that nothing is free and indeed, nothing goes for nothing. It is a rule of nature that we must give something in exchange for what we desire, do not have, or aspire to become. In our quest for freedom, it is important that we clearly define our goals, targets or aspirations. Stating our goals clearly from the start keeps us in the right loop and mental frameworks towards achieving them. How do we describe freedom? There are many perspectives, dimensions and views to freedom. It ranges from the rapidly evolving naive mind of a child that is devoid of worries to adolescents and middle-class office workers drowning in negative social vices downtown.    My perspective on true freedom is that of being fulfilled and accomplished. Being fulfilled in any area of interest is the real freedom. In our secular society