Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • #Tales of 2015-Retrospect

    MOTHER TIME—life goes by so very fast, my dears and taking time to reflect, even once a year slows things down. We zoom past so many seconds, minutes, hours killing them with the frantic way we live and it’s important that at least this one collective sigh and stop, take stock and acknowledge our place…

  • Check list to a morning routine.

    A nights restful sleep. When the sleep debt is paid, the body is rejuvenated, because it is rested and repaired. Irrelevant thoughts are flushed out as fantasies. Waking up to a smell is of course much more satisfying than waking up to a noise, instead of barging in uninvited and yaking you out into reality…

  • Ushas the Lady of the Dawn

    #Colgate3600charcoalGold The dream was floating off satisfactorily on an inner sea…” the smell of coffee wafting up, and I was transported to Bailoor my childhood holiday home, the destination of all forbidden things, like the morning coffee, the swim in the river, the hot rice porridge, the tangy mango pickle, evening of cards and gossip.…

  • It’s nae mah resolution.

    It’s nae mah resolution.

    “In War: Resolution, In Defeat: Defiance, In Victory: Magnanimity In Peace: Good Will.” ― Winston S. Churchill, The Second World War Holy Christ.. if resolution is in war then this is not my resolution…yet if me muse over it then on the opposite lane is provocation!! Thinking about it, we spend January 1st walking through our lives,…

  • The Indian National Calender

    Dear Global Indian, https://globindian.wordpress.com/2016/01/01/happy-gregorian-new-year/ The articulate is very precise, informative and to a certain extent correct. I am glad the gentleman took the trouble of sharing his knowledge. By the way  the reformulated Saka Calendars is officially used, and it is referred to as the Indian national calendar.  The Gazette of India uses this dating…

  • The Reluctant Learner

    The Reluctant Learner

    Somehow when I read this sentence the backlash of emotions and thoughts that appear in my space are crime and punishment, School, homework, and imposition. Yet it is an interesting thing to reflect on, So maybe I should look at what have I accepted in my space. Some of them are sheer mundane things like…

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