Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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The Orange Tambli That Wasn’t
Tambli isn’t just food—it’s ancestral memory, edible metaphor, and quiet rebellion. It survives through confusion, conversation, and the body’s deep, unspoken wisdom.
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Of Parangi’s and Pundigatti.
vegetables like tomato began their Indian Odessey as ‘bilayati begoon’ and pineaple is known as ‘parangi’hannu or the foreign fruit. Today they are totally rooted in the indian cuisine.
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On International Panic Day
It is International day of Panic. Looking at the Greek God Pan not as a trickster or monster but the one who sends you red flag.
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Uncle Sam’s National Fudge Day
On National Fudge Day, Jenny and Andy remembered the summer they fudged a recipe—and nearly the kitchen—only to discover Aunt Selvi’s secret, sweet salvation.
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When Elders Choose Themselves.
When freedom feels like betrayal, and silence masks elder neglect, maybe it’s time we rethink care—not as control, but as companionship, choice, and unapologetic autonomy.
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