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Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • word power

    The stories that my grandmother told me I understand, today was the collective experience and learning of my tribe, my community. The story-teller was the keeper of our history and knowledge, they gave us legends to inspire, and they gave us, fools to learn from. They showed us the path to achieve our potential. Whether…

  • Spiritual Journal

    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 other hand every artistic creation is a biography, an interpretation through our…

  • shadow

    Sanjana the wife of Aditya the Surya, could not take his fury, she summoned her shadow, to replace her and hid from the wrath of the sun. Be it the father, the tall tree, the shadow swallows all that enters in its realm. It could be the physical shadow, or the shadow of the persona,…

  • Hair-groom.

    In search of the Hair-groom. Seen those matrimonial column, “wanted fair brides” well now imagine being born in a joint family as the fifth girl, no sons in view, four others fair, straight nosed and straight-haired. So you know what I grew up with. Fortunately for me I was born in a Tulu household were…

  • Literary Agent

    Originally posted on My Bookshelf: This is an interview mailed by Louis Vas, I am sharing this without his permission. I hope he will excuse me. Since there seem to be quite a few aspiring authors in Goa, below is anot so recent  interview with a literary agent in Mumbai, which may behelpful in their…

  • Heal Your Self – Book review

    Originally posted on My Bookshelf: Love yourself, Heal your life work book. Author:                  Louise.L.Hay. Publisher:               Hay house The book is exactly what it says, a workbox, it is a step by step activity of the book Love yourself heal your life. It did take two exercises for me to get the hang of it. But…

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