Category: Thoroughly Mundane

  • Shifting roles

    Just when started to come back to life, I realized that my husband gave instructions directly to the maid. It really upset me for a while.  But somewhere thanks to Landmark curriculum for living the barking dog showed up, and I realized that he had taken on my role during my illness. So there had…

  • Growing Pains

    Growing Pains Difficult times, I feel maybe help us grow and learn. To maintain a positive attitude and have faith is difficult. It is easier to give up and get into the poor me, victim mode.  Maybe because we equate love to only positive and goodness,  so if the universe loves us,then only good happens.…

  • Vantage- max with Micromax canvas P666

    A resolution to rediscover my passion. When all the wrapping is removed I find I am passionate about few things in life. One passion that I never really acknowledged and paid heed to is my passion for travelling and documenting my travel. Pravasi pustaka, the documents of travelling tradesmen, the travels of Marco polo and…

  • Homage to the circle.

    While creating an Yantra circle represents the divine, between two circles we have Vayu the energizer.  The circle, is completion, it unites thought and action. Think about it when we are in circle with others the energy stays contained with the group giving back to all. Circle of trees creates the sacred groove, circle of…

  • I am Veritas

    I am Veritas I am VERITAS goddess of truth.  Myth has it that I hide at the bottom of the ocean, and that I am elusive. Well, not really true, I am elusive because you do not really know how to see me. When humans refer to truth it is used to mean being in…

  • 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…