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Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Much a do about nothing.

    It was an interesting talk on angika abhinaya in the abhijaat festival. The  speakers, Mr.Rajendran and his executor Mrs. Anjana Rajan were very clear that they were sharing a journey  yet Mr. Rajendran in his opening mentioned that he invited question for it meant people understood what was said. A very elite thought. Would the…

  • I dare-because I care

    Mad rage at Media!! “Do you know we are being led to Slaughters by placid admirals & that fat slow generals are getting Obscene on young blood Do you know we are ruled by t.v. ” ― Jim Morrison, An American Prayer Through 22 years of dental practise, I have come across many issues that need our…

  • An autobiography is the s…

    An autobiography is the story of how a man thinks he lived. Herbert Samuel  Autobiography, the story of a person’s life as or written by the person.Yes I know the Gandhi one got on our nerves too, and Nehru’s does not ring true.Daphne du mauriers is right when she says autobiography is self-indulgent. On the…

  • Homecare – bathroom

    Home care – bathroom Everyday after a bath swishing and cleaning the bathroom floor is a routine but one week in the month is dedicated to the detail cleaning. It begins on Monday by throwing out all those news papers stacked there.  Someday before I die I will have one of those really beautiful bathrooms…

  • Haem an’ hearth.

    You must be wondering who I am or which era I belong to. Well I am the collective memory. When anyone thinks of an English country home and hearth and joy I am the picture that they create. Many families have lived in my hearth, few have made them home. If you thought home was…

  • Kimmers Vigilante – Jolly good show.

    Kimmers Vigilante – Jolly good show. Yet another atrocity against women, Yes I am one of the mothers who worries when her daughter leaves the house.  I crub the impulse to call her just to make sure she is safe. I am suspicious of every friend of hers. Who is to blame, and what can…

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