Parwatisingari's Weblog

Category: epiphany

  • Willingness to feel—a lesson that I had to learn

    When I set on my journey to self healing. A major lesson I had to learn was willingness. A willingness to feel, that brought an opening to understanding. Quite many times I could catch myself resisting something based on a limited understanding; I realized I had to open myself to understanding that meant I had…

  • A little time to meditate.

    Meditating more when our plates are full, is definitely worth the time. When I was thirteen my grandmother who was a trainer with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s TM movement, intiated me into transcendental meditation. Then I would meticulous, and importantly carve that  15mnts in the morning, and 15mnts in the evening for meditation.  Every Saturday we…

  • Letting Anger Flow:

    Letting Anger Flow: “I am awfully greedy; I want everything from life. I want to be a woman and to be a man, to have many friends and to have loneliness, to work much and write good books, to travel and enjoy myself, to be selfish and to be unselfish… You see, it is difficult…

  • Mountains keeping things in perspective

    The past week we have been travelling, as we entered the town of Satara from top of the  high the town looked so different, things seem to be in place and at peace. When we  see things from the top of a mountain we witness life from a different perspective bringing us a new awareness.…

  • Feeling lonely – an incomplete understanding.

    Feeling lonely – an incomplete understanding. Conversations with God is a turn point book in my life. Where the author talks of souls being from the same fabric. And he actually likens it to the aroma of onions being fired in a room and the aroma diluting as it wafts away from the room. Sometimes…

  • Suffer and sacrifice—false belief?

    Suffer and sacrifice—false belief? I have been watching much touted movies Mother India, Tapasya, and what not with the great all sacrificing protagonist. To me, somewhere it seems so full of self importance, and an subaltern flavour of you are incapable seems to exist. I could be wrong. There was time when abundance was celebrated,…