Category: Thoroughly Mundane
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Ode On Guru Purnima.
On Guru Purnima, we honor Vyasa—born of river and sage—who reconciles Brihaspati’s dharma and Shukra’s desire through the layered storytelling of Mahabharata.
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A Game Of Thrones.
The Mahabharata is the ancestor of Game of Thrones—epic, brutal, deeply psychological—where dharma collides with desire, and rebellion brews quietly beneath vows and violence …without coffee
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Nemesis, Angulimala and the Rotten Guava.
“Forgiveness is not forgetting. It is releasing the charge. The frozen inner child—the Avenger within—won’t find peace through justice alone, but through truth witnessed and held. The sacred fire doesn’t burn you to ash. It burns what you’re not.” If you’re hovering near your own truth, and feel called to begin a ritual of release,…
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The Tapioca Rebellion.
It was the national Tapioca day in Uncle Sam’s land. But the Tapioca was asking for an aadhar card, since India recognized it in its many avataar.
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Weaselwati Rises:
“Gentletweeters, memelords, and LinkedIn lurkers—brace yourselves. Enter Weaselwati: philosopher of the financially unstable, crusader of the cracked wallet, and heroine of hopeless budgets.”
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On Pop Goes the Weasal Day.
It is world Juggling Day, World Blood donor’s Day, yet what excites the Mango Meadow is the Pop Goes the Weasel Day, in its Modern Avtaar.
