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Uniworse


Uniworse. Claude, comment. Claude: Calibrated wit with philosophical depth for playful engagement “Uniworse” — the universe as experienced on a … More

absence of love, Advaita Vedanta, aphorisms, Bhakti, coined words, heart vs head, Know Thyself, language and meaning, Life, Loneliness, Love, Nonduality, Oneness, philosophical reflections, Philosophy, Philosophy of Love, poetic musings, portmanteau, spiritual musings, Universe, Uniworse, wordplay, Writing

The Noumenon


When I experience these days An emptiness in the heart A sorrow or a loss The missing of a friend … More

Emptiness, Friendship, Grief, Humanity, Labelling, Loneliness, Loss, Naming, Oneness, Poem, Poetry, Sorrow

No Loneliness, No Companionship


She told me she never feels lonely Never feels the need for any companion But truth be told, I, too, … More

Companionship, Loneliness, Poem, Poetry

With a Little Help From My Friends – The Beatles


Companionship, Friends, Loneliness, Love

My Latest Writings


“There is only as much distance between God and us as there is between clay and pot.” “There is only … More

Clay and pot, Desire, Happiness, Life, Loneliness, Name-and-form, Philosophy of Life, Poem, Poetry, Quotable quotes, Quotations, Quote, Quotes, Reality, Sciences, Suffering, Truth

A Mind Free of the “Me” — J. Krishnamurti


Jiddu Krishnamurti viewed self-centredness as the core of human conflict, sorrow, and isolation, driven by a “me”—a construct of thought, … More

Choiceless Awareness, I-Me-Mine, J. Krishnamurti, Life, Loneliness, Mind, Self-centerdness, Selfishness, Selflessness, Suffering

Krishnamurti on Loneliness


J. Krishnamurti, Loneliness, Philosophy, Self-centered activities, Spirituality

On Friendship


“YOU ARE like a lone island in the middle of the blue deep sea. The dawn breaks; the dusk falls. … More

Friendship, Loneliness, Love

Why do you prefer to stay at home? | Carl Jung and the value of solitude


Solitude does not always mean emptiness. Carl Jung believed that moments of silence and being alone allow us to reconnect … More

Being alone, Crowd, Extrovert, Introvert, Loneliness, Socialization, Society, Solitude

What is This ‘I’: The Social Self


This life that we can’t live alone Be we married or not We who need so many others Lest we start … More

Companionship, Loneliness, Poem, Poetry, Social Self, Socializing, Society

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