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  • Exploring Sacred Times.

    Exploring Sacred Times.

    Fasting and Feasting And Spiritual Rhythms. Sacred Times: A Conversation About Fasting, Feasting, and Finding the Divine Fr. Elvis had called me earlier that week, “I want you to moderate the discussion at the Sadhbhavana Forum. The topic is Sacred Times. It’s about reflecting on the spiritual rhythms across religions.” “Father, ‘sacred’ as in…?” I…

  • The Pangolin’s Song:

    The Pangolin’s Song:

    The tale of Hiae Moza, the pangolin trickster, echoes through ancient myths and spiritual whispers as a symbol of protection, healing, and resilience. Revered as a guardian of balance and a power animal, the pangolin beckons souls to trust in intuition and embrace self-discovery. Yet, its earthly existence faces threats from habitat loss and illegal…

  • Thirukkural An Inspiration.

    Thirukkural An Inspiration.

    Thiruvalluvar’s Thirukurral transcends religious boundaries offering timeless wisdom.

  • Little to celebrate about.

     January 26th 2013 is history, the annual republic day parade over. I don’t know if there was a presidential address, or a prime-minister’s talk, the ‘P’in both cases is deliberate, the offices have lost their sanctity. At our toastmasters meet the theme was Republic day what the Toastmaster of the day threw out introductions from…

  • Theobroma

    chocolate or vanilla what do i prefer B52 Chocolate Pastry Some like it hot, some like it cold, some like it the pot nine days old. This is what we heard about the peas porridge but for me its chocolate all the way. Chocolate is Theobroma the food of Gods who are we lesser mortals…