This talk invites you to slow down, breathe, and explore what it truly means to live freely — without chasing … More
Author: D. Samarender Reddy
The Heart That Gets Hurt
Love ties you to this world firmly Where you cannot but get involved To share a joy or wipe a … More
Being Nobody, Doing Nothing, Going Nowhere
“He who is an Āchārya has to know different things. One needs a sword and shield to kill others; but … More
The Wisdom of Time
I sit alone in my room Every hour, every day Silently, not thinking anything Just listening to see what Time … More
My Mother’s Curse
In a fit of anger my mother cursed me once that, “After you are dead, your body will become purugula paalu.”Now, … More
The Complexity of Love Explained
Can you explain this position of mine to others who may not understand what I am saying: “It is not … More
The Complexity of Love
“It is not that I do not love her. It is that I do not love life.”
Jo Bhi Ho So Ho
Why do I keep falling in loveWith this dream called the worldUnreal I know it is, and sometimesOh, quite a … More
3 Sayings. Yes, Just 3, So Don’t Complain
“I wonder if doctors realize the great disservice they are doing to humanity by keeping lots and lots of people … More
Why I Have Gone Into Seclusion
In this candid reflection, Sam opens up about stepping away from social chatter and phone calls—not out of indifference, but as an act of quiet rebellion against the noise of life. He muses that most of our problems arise from the restless mind and its endless buzz, which we often mistake for living. Through this introspective note, he invites readers to pause, sip coffee at sunset, and ponder whether peace begins where the “I, Me, Mine” ends. Honest, humorous, and deeply meditative, Sam’s farewell is less a goodbye and more a gentle nudge toward inner stillness.