Category: Reluctant Hindu
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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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Ancestral Lamps at Equinox
At the autumn equinox, gratitude rituals across Asia remind us that ancestral healing is simple: light a lamp, share food, remember, and heal together.
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Pitoori Amavasya
“On Pitoori Amavasya (August 22, 2025), ancestral healing meets Shakta ritual alchemy—return your lineage to the Mother’s womb, release karmic bonds, and illuminate soul-mapping paths.”
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Veda Vyasa Beyond The Mahabharata
“This study examines Vyasa’s shifting role across modern Mahabharata retellings, revealing how authors reshape him as strategist, satirist, or symbol of narrative power.”
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Butter, Flute and Broken Rules
May Krishna’s laughter guide you, his mischief free you, his music awaken you. Live joyfully, resist monotony, embrace authenticity, and celebrate each moment as sacred play— Hari sarvothama…Vayu Jeevothama
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Obon Festival
“When we heal the bonds with our ancestors, we heal something deep within ourselves — and set future generations free from inherited burdens.”
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