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Whoever Takes the Son…

There are many stories we read but then there are some that remain etched on our minds forever. Many years ago I’d come across one such story. You may have heard it from me already as I narrated it in … Read more →

How Old Are You?

Being the youngest amongst the three siblings, I always had a bit of leeway. That my brother and sister were older, helped me get away with so many things. “It’s okay,” they were often told by my parents when talking … Read more →

C’mon Lobster

I remember what it was like. The year was 1999 when my best friend, who also happened to be a recruitment consultant, took me to a fine Chinese restaurant in Sydney. He had just successfully placed me in a new … Read more →

Your Story

You know, I was going to write on a topic I’m very passionate about: health. But then, I changed my mind (that’s what the mind is there for anyway, right?) and instead thought of sharing with you something about a … Read more →

Obstacles

“I’ve come all the way just to see you,” the man said. “All the way” was significant because, at the time, I was parked at Rudranath. At an altitude of circa 12,000 ft, he had come to this sacred spot … Read more →

The Illusion of Separation

When I was growing up, I was rather fascinated by the traditions and legends of ancient India. As I wrote in my memoir that I devoted a significant portion of my time to studying the occult and the Vedas. When you are … Read more →

The Inferior Race

Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. I read this quote a few years back and if kept in mind, it will save you from numerous conflicts and pointless arguments. So, two months ago I received … Read more →

Fill It Up

Let me begin with a note an elderly man sent to his neighbors in the UK. This letter is regarding your vacation two weeks ago, and how you let me babysit Smokey, Oreo, and Jennifer. I’d just like to give … Read more →

Constraints

It was a painful sight. In fact, it was almost inhuman to see the baby calf tied to the stake with a small rope in the ashram’s cowshed. The rope was so short that the calf couldn’t really move around. … Read more →

A Difficult Decision

Abraham Lincoln once asked one of his secretaries, “If you call a tail a leg, how many legs does a horse have?”. “Five,” the secretary replied. “No,” said the President, “The answer is four. Calling a tail a leg doesn’t … Read more →

Gratitude Meditation

Why is gratitude meditation a power practice? There are many reasons to practice gratitude meditation. A sense of gratitude has been shown to improve mental health, increase resilience, reduce anxiety and depression, and promote well-being. Additionally, it can help you … Read more →

Life Lessons: Uncovering The Hidden Truth of Life

The truth of life is something that everyone seeks to discover at some point in their lives. The pursuit of truth is universal, regardless of whether you’re trying to learn more about the universe, why things are the way they … Read more →

Hell Yeah or No

What if you didn’t need money or attention? You know that feeling you have after a big meal? When you are so full that you don’t want anything more? Ever wonder what that would feel like in other parts of … Read more →

The Plant of Forgiveness

I had been sort of looking forward to this day: the third Friday of the month when I make it a point to pen down second post of the month. Not because I love to punch away at the keyboard … Read more →

8 Real-life stories of People Who Needed A Miracle

Miracle prayer What do you know about the power of prayer? Have you ever asked God to help you in a time of need? Have you ever experienced the miraculous power of prayer? What is a miracle prayer? A miracle … Read more →