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My Life, My Journey, My Story — Family, Survival, Adventure & Film | Dr. Amarjeet Singh Sran @ AJ Skip to story A life of love • sacrifice • survival • adventure MY LIFE. MY JOURNEY. MY STORY. The many lives of a Punjabi boy who refused to let life's hardest chapters become its final pages. Dr. Amarjeet Singh Sran @ AJ Born 31 August 1974 • 9:20 AM • Seremban General Hospital, Malaysia “I have lost, I have loved, I have fallen, and I have risen. But I have never stopped living.” Prologue — Born on Merdeka Day On 31 August 1974 , at 9:20 in the morning, a Punjabi Sikh boy entered the world at Seremban General Hospital. Seventeen years earlier, on that same date, Malaya had celebrated independence. Every year my birthday arrives alongside the celebration of freedom. I sometimes wonder what that means for my own journey. Not that the date dictated my future, but its message has followed me: freedom to dream, to struggle, to begin again. I was not born with a silver spoon. I w...
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The Common Man in a Changing World | Dr. Amarjeet Singh @ AJ Malaysia • Society • Economy • Humanity THE COMMON MAN IN A CHANGING WORLD Jobs disappearing. AI disrupting work. Rising living costs. Quiet restaurants. Haze. Wars and global uncertainty. How do ordinary families prepare for tomorrow? By Dr. Amarjeet Singh @ AJ | October 2026 We wake up every morning hoping for a better tomorrow. A father leaves home for work, hoping his salary will support his family. A mother walks through the supermarket calculating what she can afford. A graduate sends another ten job applications. A restaurant owner opens the doors, wondering whether enough customers will come in to cover the rent, wages and electricity. Then there is the employee who has given twenty-five years to a company, only to hear: “We are restructuring.” These are not merely economic statistics. These are human lives. We hear about GDP, foreign investment, automation and economic transformation. But the common man asks somet...
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THE OPEN ROAD • THE RIDERS • THE MEMORIES BIKING BROTHERS One Road. One Spirit. One Brotherhood. Whatever the bike. Whatever the brand. Whatever the engine size. What matters is the heart riding beside you. A poem and reflection by Dr. Amarjeet Singh @ AJ 01 / The first roar When the engines awaken VROOM… VROOM… the engines roar, Another sunrise, another road to explore. The morning breeze, the open sky, And brothers gathering as the world rolls by. Some ride cruisers, some ride tourers, Some ride old machines, some ride newer. Big bikes, small bikes, whatever their name, The love of riding remains the same. “The bike may bring us to the road. Brotherhood makes us want to return.” The mountains, the horizon, the promise of another journey. 02 / Nature's highway Mountains, rivers, bends & curves The mountains rise, the valleys fall, Winding roads are calling us all. Through sweeping bends and gentle curves, Each turn brings a wonder the traveller deserves. Rivers shimme...
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The Bitter Truth About Growing Old | Dr Amarjeet Singh @ AJ AJ'S REFLECTIONS ON LIFE The Bitter Truth About Growing Old One day, all you may wish for is the strength to walk to the toilet on your own. By Dr. Amarjeet Singh @ AJ | Health • Independence • Dignity • Family “What if you finally have everything you worked for — but no longer have the health to enjoy it?” THE WAKE-UP CALL We Spend Our Lives Chasing Everything Money. Success. Recognition. Property. Promotions. Businesses. Titles. Bigger cars. Bigger houses. We fight to be somebody. We work ourselves to exhaustion to prove our worth. We sacrifice sleep, ignore our health, postpone happiness, and sometimes neglect the people who love us. We tell ourselves, “One day, when I have enough money, I will enjoy my life.” But what if that day finally arrives and your body can no longer enjoy what you have worked so hard to achieve? 🏠 The beautiful house But you cannot walk around it. 🚘 The expensive car But you can no lon...
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Social Commentary | Human Behaviour | Parenting | Society Are We Becoming Stupid, Selfish, or Simply Losing Our Humanity? By Dr. Amarjeet Singh @ AJ WE HAVE SMARTPHONES, SMART CARS, SMART HOMES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. BUT ARE WE BECOMING SMARTER HUMAN BEINGS? We can communicate with someone on the other side of the world in seconds. Yet millions of people struggle with loneliness, and some do not have a single dependable person to call when life falls apart. Technology connects devices. Human relationships require more. We live in an extraordinary world. We can order food without speaking to anyone, transfer money without visiting a bank, and ask artificial intelligence almost anything. But can we still look someone in the eyes and ask, "ARE YOU OKAY?" Can we say sorry when we are wrong? Can we listen without judging? Can we show consideration when our actions inconvenience another person? We are becoming technologically advanced but emotionally di...