Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Why Kankadasa will always remain relevant.

    Why Kankadasa will always remain relevant.

    “How can we let a lowly Kurba in/” the Brahmins of the Mutta hurled at the man, Vadiraja Teertha decided it was time to humble the arrogant Brahmins. He had immense faith in the devotion of the man, so he kept quiet. The Man stood out and sang the praise of the Lord … Lo…

  • God’s gift

    Originally posted on Cantadora – The keeper of stories.: Plinky would like me share of the best gifts I’ve ever received. I am honey, God’s gift to mankind. But seriously, this kind of messy situations,  gift is an Old English word that means payment for a wife, dowry, it is related Old Norse gipt,Old High…

  • 2IT=> IT (Indian Talent)+IT(information technology)=India Tomorrow?

    Originally posted on Parwatisingari's Weblog: #digitalindia image courtesy internet The government envisions a digital India, and e-governance is supposed to be the core of it. fine, this is because e-governance or I do not know if digital India will empower the Indian. Technology of course becomes the key to the digital india vision. Intel promises…

  • Barkuru –Betaala-Vikramaditya

    Originally posted on Parwatisingari's Weblog: the Rajyalakshmi Idol with the simhasana chowka in front The Kondeshwara swamy gardi at Barkuru, finds its link to the legendary throne of Vikramaditya. Once upon time lived a king Vikramaditya., we have all heard this line and the stories featuring him. The Vetala Panchvimshati and the Simhasana Dwatrimshika. These…

  • The Social Media The Connect and The Challenge

    The Social Media The Connect and The Challenge

    Originally posted on Parwatisingari's Weblog: courtsey internet My association with the social media began when I was in isolation during my treatment, my only contact with the outside world was Facebook, and it kept me constant contact with my family. Even before we look at mobile vs. web, my generation approaching 50 would have more…

  • The Fort At Barkur.

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