Category: Thoroughly Mundane
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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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Static Lines and Other ways to Say Good bye.
The radio crackled, daring Vijji to text her ex. What began as idle curiosity unraveled into a breadcrumb trail of ghosts, nostalgia, and oddly satisfying closure.
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