Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Universal Vibration.

    Sound healing. The rustling of leaves, sounded so interesting, that I focused on it, a few minutes later I realized that the rhythm of the leaves rustling and my breath were in a synchrony. As was the drone of the bee that buzz by. The next experience was that of being part of the infinite.…

  • Filling an imaginary void

    Prajyot Mayemkar the CEO of Androcid and a leader in the Goa android movement was helping me buy netbook. He was very considerate to an illiterate senior but one thing that he told me at the end of the conversation remained “See, all these gizmo’s have a life span of max 5yrs. But the minute…

  • Crowd Fragrance

    Aer –Godrej… A lingering fragrance for 45 days. But a good fragrance is really a powerful cocktail of memories and emotions. There is a fragrance in the air that triggers a certain memory like a passage of a song, an old photograph falling out from the pages of a book the sound of somebody’s voice…

  • Respecting Nature.

    Open and listening. This was about four years ago, one silent morning, the dogs barked loudly for a few seconds and then there was a silence that was almost chilling. With the sun rose we realized we had a panther visiting our building it had had breakfast on our neighbour’s car hood. After staying here…

  • Lightening the Soul

    When I attended the landmark curriculum for living program one thing that I did realize that I would have issues about situations and people. Few days back I was visiting aunt Sundari, an aunt I am quite fond of, she looked out of sorts, the essence being it was her granddaughter’s birthday, and every time…

  • perceiving the Infinite.

    Perceiving the infinite. Using our psychic gifts. It is quite difficult for many of us to accept that we are blessed with psychic abilities. This could be probably because there is no frame of reference it is almost impossible to identify extrasensory experience and to distinguish psychic sights, sounds and sensations from the projects of…

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