Category: Thoroughly Mundane
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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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Common Sense,Skeptism and Awaiting the Barbarians.
Maa BrewMala, once Bulli, brews wisdom with humour and tea. A reflection on common sense, skepticism, and the inner barbarian—steeped in clarity and chaos.
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✨ “When the Goddess Laughs
When the goddess laughs, chaos becomes sacred comedy. A mystic’s October tale of faith, fear, and finding light in the universe’s dark humour.
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