My Svadharma As I See It

I will work for as long as I can – God-willing. Most of my leisure from the works I take … More

We Are Not Individuals. We Are Protoypes. Nothing Unique About Us.

Recently I sat in on an online debate among medicos where one of my classmates from medical college was one … More

The Guru and the Disciple

First Sign of Civilization in a Culture

My Mother’s Letter To Me (Written in Dallas, Circa 1998)

My mother tried to teach me How I should love everyone How I should see God in everyone; How I … More

Making Sense of It All – World Drama, Purusharthas, and Craving

Both Ramakrishna Paramahansa and Ramana Maharshi remarked, “The world is a drama of woman and gold.” Hinduism points out that … More

Dreams are Similar to Waking Life

Biocentrism says space and time are tools of the mind, and dreams seem to be only further proof of the … More

Not Having Children

I have made countless bad decisions in my life, but never having children is not one of them. Not all … More

Camus on Invincibility

“My dear, In the midst of hate, I found there was, within me, an invincible love. In the midst of … More

Buddhism on Gender Identities

The spiritual or psychological transformation involves rejecting the belief in a delusional self and working on the process of ethnicization … More