Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Aurangzeb: Insights and Lamentations | Book Review
Book Review. Author: Charu Nivedita Translator from Tamil Nandita Krishnan. ISBN: 9789 356 993 921 publisher: HarperCollins India. It was the title that got my fancy conversations with Aurangzeb the emperor who gave us Aurangabad, the favourite target of all Hindutva, the simple man whose personal life was about selling caps and surviving on…
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A Day to Embrace Our Environment
World Environment Day 2024 focuses on combating desertification by promoting urban reforestation and sustainable land management. The impact of nature on mental well-being is highlighted, emphasizing the need for community involvement and policy support. Urban forests play a crucial role in stabilizing soil, managing water, and enhancing biodiversity, offering numerous benefits for both the environment…
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Healing and Psychosis
Humanity interprets divergent experiences through a broad spectrum, from psychiatric deficiency to traditional healing, viewing psychosis as transformative.
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Of Inquilab and Democracy
Inquiry emerges about possibility of “inquilab” in democracy, stirring exploration of protests and societal upheaval in democratic India. Amid fervor for change, the spirit of revolution remains steadfast.
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Zoonosis
Zoonotic diseases, born from the intertwining of humans and animals, threaten the tapestry of existence. Preventive measures include hygiene, respecting wildlife, vaccination, insect repellent, safe food practices, purifying breeding grounds, spreading knowledge, preserving balance, and uniting for collective action. Embracing prevention ensures a world where all beings thrive in harmony.
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Yak: The Guardian Of The Himalayas.
In the high Himalayan mountains, the wise old Yak, Kailash, guided worried animals to restore balance in their ecosystem. Through spreading wisdom and leading by example, the creatures learned to uphold harmony. The Yak symbolizes wisdom, strength, and stewardship, playing a vital role in the region’s economy, transportation, culture, and traditions.
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