“The moment I realized that it is only the Brahmin male who wears the janeu and not the Brahmin female, … More
Category: God
The Uncertainty Of It All, Heisenberg You Were Right
As I walked out one evening,Walking down Urdu Gulli(I know friends are already suspectingSince I was in 9th classThat I … More
A Few Sayings
“Buddha misread the origins of suffering. The cause of suffering is God’s desire to appear as this creation.” “This is … More
Summa Iru — The Pristine Spiritual Path
A friend messaged me, “I have a long way to go”, referring to her ongoing spiritual journey. I replied: How … More
God’s Fault
“One cannot realize God if one has even the least trace of desire. A thread cannot pass through the eye … More
“Is it perfume from a dress / That makes me so digress?”
No, Eliot, it is not the perfumeFrom a dress or otherwiseThat makes me digress. I digressBecause the mind itself is … More
“You Cannot Save a World You’re Still Trapped In” — Nisargadatta Maharaj on Desire, Help, and Liberation
What does it truly mean to help the world? In this piercing dialogue from I Am That, Nisargadatta Maharaj dismantles our noblest intentions — revealing that the urge to save others is itself rooted in the same ignorance that creates suffering. Desire builds worlds; worlds breed pain; and the one who wishes to help is often the one most in need of waking up. From the nature of creation to the limits of avatars and saviours, Maharaj offers something more radical than solutions: a mirror. “Get out of the picture,” he says, “and see whether there is anything left to save.”
The Richness of Letting Go: What Kabir’s Mann Lago Yaar Fakiri Mein Teaches Us About True Freedom
Kabir’s Mann Lago Yaar Fakiri Mein is not a song about being poor. It is a song about being free. The 15th-century mystic poet understood something that modern life constantly obscures: that the relentless pursuit of more — more money, more status, more comfort — is itself the prison. True sovereignty, Kabir says, comes when you carry only what you need and let go of everything else. With a bowl and a staff, the whole world becomes your kingdom. The Divine is not found in luxury; it is found in saboori — that quiet, unshakeable contentment that no wealth can buy and no loss can take away.
The Distance
Love is what makes the world go aroundSo it is said; I do not differYet I differ in a wayI … More
Is the World Real?
A friend wrote to me: “Trying to understand Reality,By renouncing the world,Is like trying to understand the ocean,By ignoring the … More