Category: Philosophy for Everyday Life
Buddhist concept of Interdependence
The Buddhist concept of interdependence—known as pratītyasamutpāda in Sanskrit or dependent origination—states that all things exist and arise in relation … More
“I am no bird; and no net ensnares me.”
Charlotte Brontë The Woman Who Gave Women a Voice “I am no bird; and no net ensnares me.” Charlotte Brontë … More
Acceptance Weakens The Ego — Ramesh Balsekar
If all the world hated you and believed you wicked…
“If all the world hated you and believed you wicked, while your own conscience approved of you and absolved you … More
The Problem with Love and What Is True Love
The problem with love is two-fold: One, the mistake one makes in thinking that loving or being loved by someone … More
Gender Discrimination?
“I have always been able to and continue to learn about myself and about life more from the women in … More
Life is a movie already written — Ramesh Balsekar
With apologies to Sartre and Camus, what is life for? — by B Maria Kumar
“All these clues suggest that Mother Nature itself has placed the responsibility for one’s existence and wellbeing not merely at … More
The Shoreline Is Not the Middle Path
भँवर से लड़ो तुंद लहरों से उलझोकहाँ तक चलोगे किनारे किनारे~ रज़ा हमदानी Claude’s Interpretation: Translation: “Fight the whirlpool, grapple … More
