Category: Thoroughly Mundane
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MC the BodhiJivi
FROM GODHIJIVI TO BHODIJIVA: THE TROPHY DISCIPLE MC’s story began the way all great tragedies begin: with purity, innocence, and a mother so central to his existence that the phrase “mother is his life partner” wasn’t metaphorical—it was a lifestyle. Godhiji wasn’t just the emotional core of the household; she was the gravitational field that…
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Govind Shauri: The Adult Within.
“A great adult isn’t dependent on a healed child. Like Krishna, we write a new adult story—growing, choosing, and awakening long before divinity is discovered.”
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Gods Checked Out and Tourists Checked In…
December arrives loudly—tourists swarm, gods flee, fares skyrocket, and social media demands reflection. I, however, treat the past as compost and tiptoe through the chaos with dark humour.
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Plants, Mole and Psychology
Plants, in all their garden-grown menace, conspired quietly while we medical folk unravelled in Mango-Meadows—proving that chlorophyll, not humanity, is the universe’s true agent of chaos.
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Shabhari: The Forgotten Teacher.
Before Rama became divine, there was Shabari — a woman whose quiet love transformed devotion into wisdom. Her story still calls us to choose sweetness over judgment.
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Her Name Was Vrinda.
In Her Name Was Vrinda, the forgotten voice of Tulasi speaks — love, betrayal, and the irony of divine justice rooted in a woman’s silent suffering.
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