I have turned awayFrom Hippocrates and Galen;I have turned awayFrom Adam Smith and Marx;I have turned awayFrom Plato and Wittgenstein;Now … More
Category: Philosophy for Everyday Life
Letting Go and Letting Be
“What will I gain by reading Iliad and Odyssey or Ramayan and Mahabharat, except maybe become aware of the problems … More
Finding Gratitude in Life’s Highs and Lows | Simerjeet Singh reads Barbara Vance’s ‘Why Me?’
So What!
Mother is not thereSo what? Success is there or notSo what? One is understood or notSo what? People are mockingSo … More
Emotional Vulnerability
In clinical psychology, emotional vulnerability refers to a temperament in which a person is unusually sensitive to emotional stimuli, reacts … More
The Vulnerability
Yes, we should believeIn our own abilityBut vulnerability alsoNot to be scoffed at. To be humanIs to be vulnerableThat’s how … More
“God is in charge of not only volcanoes but also all our feelings.”
We Humans are Also Forces of Nature (Non-doership) A little while ago a friend was telling me that she was … More
The Frills
Roti, kapada, makaan bus thaa nah bhai saab. Kaun kambhakt ye list ko biwi add kar di?
Jacques Derrida On Love and Being
Derrida makes the distinction between the ‘who’ one loves – their singularity – and the ‘what’ – the specific qualities … More
The True Chariot According to the Ramcharitmanas
(My attention was drawn to this by Tara Mehra, father of my friend Rashmi Chatterjee) According to the Ramcharitmanas, the … More