Walking Off
To walk off unattached is not easy. But it can indeed alleviate much pain from our lives.
A unique perspective on Spirituality, Philosophy and Love.
To walk off unattached is not easy. But it can indeed alleviate much pain from our lives.
Is there a way to escape the dullness that has engrossed our lives?
A King went to the forest for hunting with his troops. On the way, the chariot overturned and the king fell down, breaking his arm. Everyone lamented the ill fate. But the scholarly minister said, “there is no need to be sad, everything happens for good.” Enraged at this unsympathetic… Continue Reading Everything for Good
A Jewish anatomy professor, condemned to live in Auschwitz concentration camp, couldn’t take any more torture and decided to end his life. The anatomy professor very well knew which vein to severe for a painless and quick death. But the room had poor lighting. To let more light in, he climbed up… Continue Reading Seasons of Life
Around 8th century CE, a saintly philosopher lived in Kerala, the southern part of India. Due to his notoriously strange behavior and lifestyle, he was called as ‘Naranathu Bhrandan‘ or ‘the mad man of Naranath‘. But through his odd actions, he strived to convey great messages to laymen. Waking up… Continue Reading Oblivious to the Obvious
Despite the great care companies take, the employees seem to see through the conspiracy and realize that they are not free men. This estrangement of jobs from life has made the process of working gruesome and has become the toll payable for being alive Will there be a revolution in the recent future whereby jobs will acquire a different outlook and can be declassified from the category of slavery?
Guru is a complicated concept. Mostly, people picture guru as a classical renunciate who sits cross-legged under a tree, with a long beard and talks in rhetoric. But to me, Guru is something beyond the physical realm.