Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Man Woman and Mundane.

      www.facebook.com/LoveYaArrange. i have written of the mundane setting a rot into the marriage, immaterial of whether it is love or arranged, but a more important question that arises, particularly in a traditional parental supervised marriage is the presence or entrance of the other woman. But I wonder if the more pertinent reaction  would be…

  • Mujrim Hazir Ho

      www.facebook.com/LoveYaArrange. This is really irrelevant, I am sharing the experience of many women who are now either in their mid thirties or mid forties. “ “reality is something we create for ourselves.” the day’s speaker Manini Krishnaswami went on,” we tell ourselves these things about ourselves, our negative meditations lead us to create the…

  • Individually together

      I  am I in thought I am you in love Individually together let us live this life. There is no more lovely, friendly, charming relationship, communion or company than a good marriage—Martin Luther. The serial love marriage vs, arranged marriage advertises that the failure rates are greater in love marriage, well this was true…

  • To Soak or not?

    Soak no more, No sweetie I did not think of an umbrella, for I love soaking myself in the rain.  Nor did I think of the shower. Of course a will-o-wisp of warm water with lavender fragrance did flash, but I love soaking my feet too. Know something; to the Egyptians a pair of legs…

  • Shop-A-Spouse

    Love marriage vs. Arranged marriage. My friends daughter has completed graduation, and on the last lap of her postgraduate. The traditional question of find a match for her come up. “Let her take her own risk” was my friends attitude, but the girl said “Ma and Pa please find someone for me.” After that despite…

  • mapped.

    Nicholas Crane, in (Mercator: The mapped the planet) makes an interesting observation, “Maps codify the miracle of existence” Maps are the most condensed humanized spaces of all… they mame the landscape fit indoors ,makes us masters of sights we see and spaces we can’t cover says Robert Harbison in Eccentric spaces how true. H.Stanley Judd…

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