Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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August Ambience Ends.
August departs with portals, forgiveness, and sweet patoli. Augustus can rest in peace; join our podcast adventure to discover how quiet happiness actually works!
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Angulimala
Choking on decades of quiet rejection and caregiving rage, Aryamba confronts her resentment beside Geshe-la, discovering the ancient bandit Angulimala trapped inside her own mind.
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The Duchess Who Wasn’t
Dedicated to Margaret Wolfe Hungerford, whose sparkling wit, timeless romance, and enduring reminder that beauty lives in the beholder’s eye continue to enchant generations of storytellers.
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OnaAshamsakal
A biting look at society’s cultural decay, somatic monsoon healing rituals, and why Onam celebrates the defiant, generous Mahabali over calculating conquerors.
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Salt On plate.
When food loses its saltiness, it isn’t just about the tongue. It reflects a deeper dance between nervous exhaustion, emotional burnout, and the body’s call to reground.
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The Scandinavian woman who Kidnapped my Nephew.
Four weeks, five theories, three languages and one Scandinavian robot later, Victoria Cahn concludes that finding her nephew is easier than escaping India’s telecommunications bureaucracy.
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