Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • A Student Endeavor

    A student endeavour About a fortnight back Ronald Martins, the power behind Goa’s consumer education and creating responsible citizens gave me buzz asking me to join in at a Plant exhibition atSiolim. I did, since i have enormous respect for the man, and I had no respectable excuse. But I am glad I did go,…

  • My story is slowly killing me.

    My story – dying slowly In the burns ward the more terminally ill ones would be heavily medicated. They would be in and out of lucidity voicing their inner truest stories. In absolute honesty they would spew out their frustration, anger, and resentment about their jobs, their immediate family  sometimes it is very painful for…

  • Saying yes to the Universe.

    Saying yes to the Universe. Sometimes in accepting things that come our way I think we are saying yes to the universe and it delivers exactly what our soul wants. Sometimes these are very small things, like a gift that someone gives us, we say no. But it was a gift from the universe, we…

  • Being as naked…

    Being naked as the day you were born… Each time Navarathri approaches I take a quick walk into my childhood holidays, going to Belmaar my mother’s village. I remember Paramadodappa my granduncle wearing a thong and working in the field alongside his farmhands, he would work and lead them. Evenings he would play cards by…

  • Finding the place where you belong.

    There was this phase in my life, when I was intensely into my clinic and my home. Even those days I did read and practise my dance. Then came a phase when I balanced between my dance and clinic, I call this my rajasic phase I did lot of choreography got acknowledged for what ever…

  • Revenge Getting Even—a different approach to anger.

    In the Prince of Thorns  Mark Lawrence writes “Tell me, tutor” I said.”Is revenge a science or an art?” Well ever wondered what it is? Actually I have. like moments of kneading the dough always seems to find events that elicit revenge. Pounding the dough somehow seem to release the anger. There are times when…

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