Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • profitable support.

    Originally posted on Parwatisingari's Weblog: Non profitable organization that i support. I me myself. This is the foremost nonprofit organization that I support. Without my support this organization would have disintegrated. All monetary contribution to me are welcome.

  • Emma Nutt Day, three steps down the memory lane.

    Emma Nutt Day, three steps down the memory lane.

    It was a quiet afternoon, and I was having my power nap which is essential for survival, while the coffee maker was brewing my most important potion for the day, ”coffea Arabacea.” The mobile rang. “Hey call Birla Sunlight wati se hai” After ticking the person off, for not checking if I was free to take his…

  • The Silent Warrior.

    The Silent Warrior.

    Merriam Webster says warriors are people who engage or experienced warfare. The women I think of are many, those combat warriors, or those social warriors. The image of Joan of Arc or Rani Chennamma emerges, yet there is something more profound Merriam Webster says, A warrior is a person engaged in some struggle or conflict. Think of…

  • Of Crows and Squirrels.

    Of Crows and Squirrels.

    Isolation is large part of recovering burns, and isolation is a lot like suicide, a person tends to create his own society, shut off from others in a dingy space, stare at the same wall, day in and day out, looking out of the window rejecting the world which one believes is rejecting you. When…

  • Three learning From a Spider Sting

    Three learning From a Spider Sting

    “Momma” Instead of the usually kick into the system energy spike and sparkle in my eye, all that my tympanic membrane transmitted was a disturbance in transmission. Of course there was this feeling of ants crawling on my scalp and my ear is on fire. Herpes of the Auriculotemporal Nerve was my diagnosis.

  • Bus-stops to Bus-bays

    <Country roads take me home… The wonderful lyrics that we had, like Wendell Berry says in the Agrarian Essays, “ the difference between path and a road is not only the oblivious one. the path is a little more than a habit that comes with knowledge of a place. It is a sort of ritual…

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