Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • The gift of this journey

    “Actually I don’t remember being born, it must have happened during one of my black outs.” ― Jim Morrison We were practising age regression in our hypnotherapy class, it was quite interesting. Many of our batch mates went into foetal stages. Then came a watsap message that was a conversation between two foetuses about life after…

  • Goa Blogger’s lounge.

    Goa Blogger’s lounge.

    The Bloggers Event An experience of meeting blogger or bloggers, and what made it special. The first ever annual meet of the Goa Blogger’s Lounge, called Goa Blogs that is the single most exciting event, because it gave me palpitations, it took me through a trajectory of emotions yet we did manage to pull it…

  • Dawn the moments of conscious creation.

    “It’s a new dawn It’s a new day It’s a new life for me And I’m feeling good” ― Leslie Bricusse, The Leslie Bricusse Songbook Have you ever seen the dawn? Not a dawn groggy with lack of sleep or hectic with mindless obligations and you are about rush off on an early adventure or business, but…

  • Singing to bring in Harmony

    The past two days we had the Sufi-sutra happening. To experience the Sufi singers from around the world was a wonderful experience. The balance of the mind, emotion, base instinct and rooting it, the explanations rendered was really an eye opener. There was a definite absence of contemporary loud electronic equipment, so the vibrations were…

  • The travel of a breakdown

    The travel of a breakdown

    The Landmark alumni of Goa meets every Saturday at Carasid, the only thing that is flexible about this is the time, sometimes it is at 4pm and sometimes as late as 6pm.  The discussions are lead either by Hemant or Sunil Srivatsva.  Both of them being leaders in the making. This week Sunil shared a…

  • Bakuru temple.

    Yaaru ninna hesaru barithare? Karkala Gummatarayana? Barkuru Tattirayana?”  Sri Vasudeva Acharya the geography teacher at MJC  Manipal would shout at us when we forgot to put in our name and roll number on the answer sheets. The town of Barkur has 300 odd  temples  and a zatra at the temple that is the temple fair…

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