When my elder sister and I were returning today (July 11, 2025) from a visit to my younger sister’s in-laws … More
Category: Advaita (see Nonduality)
Why is it difficult to wake up from this dream called life?
The reason we do not want to wake up is that we find or think that the dream is really … More
Conversation between a male pot and female pot
Male Pot (MP): I loved you ever since I laid my eyes on you. Female Pot (FP): Me, too. But … More
Our Real Self/Nature
“I am more than the sum of all the atoms in this universe.”
Sin
“Birth is the only sin.”
Did AI get it wrong?
Yes, the AI got it wrong. It’s not that the world is false and you are somehow “trapped” in it. … More
From Metaphysical Weariness to Self-Realization
There are moments in life when fatigue runs deeper than the body or mind—it’s a weariness of existence itself. Not depression, not despair, but a quiet recognition that life as we know it may be part of a grander cosmic play. In this exchange, I explore this metaphysical tiredness through the lens of Advaita Vedanta and the teachings of Ramana Maharshi, Nisargadatta Maharaj, and J. Krishnamurti. What emerges is a simple yet profound daily contemplative routine—an invitation to step beyond egoic striving and rest in pure Awareness, where true happiness and freedom reside.
The Real Problem: “Who am I?”
The author reflects on being labeled a “psychopath” and feeling ridiculed, emphasizing that self-identity can lead to suffering. Regardless of misunderstanding, they advocate for seeking one’s true identity through contemplation to escape crises linked to perceived separateness. They suggest mental renunciation and introspection as paths to understanding nondual truth.
Know Thyself 