Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Hosatu Habba
Vijayadashami, marking the joyful “hostuhabba” harvest celebration, brings Tulu culture’s rich traditions to life. Amid fragrant rice and tantalizing dishes, a twist on tradition emerged with the use of Japanese bento boxes to convey gratitude. This Navaratri, the “gratitude box” symbolizes unity and tradition, embracing the enduring spirit of shared meals.
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HaseKale
HaseKale is a folk-art form Sagar in Karnataka. Bandagadde Radhakrishna is dedicated to reviving the art form that he viewed drawn on or walls of windows of houses of DigateKoppa. the white lines drawn on the earth walls fascinated him. What I am sharing here is what I gathered from him. In 1995 dramatist and…
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Karma’s Cosmic Comedy
Aunt Selvi, as always, leaves everyone in quiet reflection, her wisdom wrapped in humor that makes it easier to digest the hard truths.
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Beans To Bliss
Aunt Selvi leads a cacao ceremony, extolling the ancient and holistic virtues of cacao. The rich, bitter elixir is a source of physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being, connecting participants to the present and to one another.
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Chill Out And Tune In
Your Dynamic Duo For Inner Peace. Let’s face it: our lives are busier than a squirrel in a nut factory. With constant notifications, never-ending to-do lists, and that one relative who keeps asking if you’re “still single” on family Zoom calls, finding a moment of peace can feel like trying to find a needle in…
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Success And Karmic Lessons
Now listen up, Doris, Dahlia, Andy, and Gus—I’ve been thinking. Yes, I do that quite often, contrary to what your Uncle Bala says! We’re all out here trying to “make it” in life, aren’t we? Everyone’s running around like headless chickens, chasing success, but let me tell you something: success isn’t just about making money…
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