Learning and Unlearning of Dr.Jekyll and Madam Hyde.
stories, from folklore, mythology
It’s the world food day. The theme of the year is grow, nourish and sustain together. Covid took from us the false food security that we all had. Suddenly there was lack not of food but of distribution so that made it so. After that came the locust attack the worst one in the past …
Akshaya trithiya is about some that does deplete, or something that is unperishable. No please don't tell me about Virus and covid19 that is the kind of poor joke that I normally make. I'm sharing three of previous posts before that, I would suggest, lets just a take a moment and reflect on our daily …
“my new footwear has come, you use the old one” Dan said tossing the Amazon wrapping on the living room floor. Something within Sarah just snapped, it always the same, almost like she was a dustbin. “one thali, one khichdi without Kadi, one aloo parata,” Dan took a breather, looked at his wife, and added, …
Most folk festivals are about gratitude, and thanks giving. So is the Lothas Naga festival of Thoku Emong. Thoku means feast, and Emong is halt. The festival is celebrated by the Naga Lothas tribe in the first week of November. The government however has currently declared 6th- 7th of November as the festival days though …
Marie Von Tropp finds it easy to say let’s start at the very beginning, a very good place to start with. Obviously she does not know, coffee is the right place to start with. With the wafting fragrance of coffee, the day begins and as the coffee falls into the stomach it triggers a commotions. …
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Storytellers and psychologists have explored the rivalry of a child with the same sex parent. In the Indian context we have some very interesting examples Dr.Devdutt Pattnaik likes to call it a reverse Oedipus complex where the father makes a demand of the son. Somehow there are some interesting patterns here. Let us look at …
