Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Writing Right Retreat
Noololyako chenni, noololyako the base voice of the singer was crooning. Asking his glamorous lady love, why doesn’t she spin? “ratiyillelo jaana ”she replies, that she needs a spinners wheel…the dialogue goes on in the nasal twang of the folk singers. Once upon a time these singers would never enter Durbar-e-khaas. But the song is…
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A Crappy Affair
World toilet day The UN has declared Nov.19th as the world Toilet day. We have lived and grown up with toilets, of course during our younger days when we travelled we never used public toilets since we were worried about hygiene with the advent of pay toilets those are taken care off too. The impact…
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Museum of Me 2026
On World Museum Day 2026, themed “Museums Uniting a Divided World,” museums remind us that memory is not preserved history alone — it is humanity searching for home.
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Aryamba’s healing Journey
“Perhaps healing was never meant to become a residence — only a corridor one passes through before returning, slightly bruised and wiser, to ordinary life.”
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The Rajmata Syndrome
Motherhood isn’t sacrifice alone; it’s projection, clutter, guilt, and power — from Jijabai to my overflowing fridge stuffed with symbolic edible devotion.
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Soul Contract! Madre Mia
A physician-hypnotherapist explores motherhood, karma, attachment theory, and why unresolved maternal wounds quietly shape relationships, nervous systems, spirituality, and entire adult identities.
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The Seventh Vow
Blocked and cornered by Tarot, I found friendship not in history or politics, but in Devayani—the character I rejected—returning to demand her rightful story.
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The Quiet Inheritance Of War
War didn’t just pass through history—it settled into our behaviour. We adjusted, complied, and froze, mistaking survival instincts for wisdom, and scarcity for a way of life.
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