Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Memories…
When you ask a mother of 23yrs, to share memories, you are creating Frankenstein monster. These moments are there, they are the ones that root me to the earth. When I am down and lonely they are all there to nourish me back. When it comes to my daughters there are very few bad moments,…
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Apps — apparently
It’s a happy hour, and we are looking at my Airtel apps. It offers a whole lot of features like Airtel surprise coupon on recharging – these coupons are from eBay, myntra, archies and other sites that I do not vibe with. Then there is a I want to feature where we can recharge ,…
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Musing over atoms, Brahmanada, and other stuff,
As a science student, I learnt energy is neither created nor destroyed. While studying biology, we did learn about cells, unicellular animals, and how these unicellular animals live in colonies, and how they behaved as single entity, slowly the mind translated this understanding to the human body was nothing but colonies of unicellular beings that…
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Laundry and 4,life lessons.
Does sharing a load within the house hold lead to happier and better quality of household, of course it does, but it is just one part of the story. More I think is about acceptance and acknowledgement. Lets look at the very scenario that that the prompt talks about, the husband gets ready and the…
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What chronic lateness communicates
We were planning an event at the International centre Goa. The Program executive told me, doctor, we’ll start at 6pm, that is registration at 6 pm and event at 6pm, by the time people assemble it will 6.30, to keep this schedule, the event was announced at 5.30pm. Some how in my space this seems…
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Telling a story that empowers.
I met my friend Malavika after a long while. For the past 10yrs, I have been hearing the same story, how, her partner took advantage of her at work, her husband was loving yet detached, financial challenges, tension with sibling. Coming to think of this most of us are dealing with similar issues not that…
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