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If…


If I was a little younger If I had not erred a bit in youth If I had not understood … More

Love, Marriage, Poem, Poetry, Proposal, Romance

Says Who


“All Dharma is mere imagination because where there is only the One, where can there be any scope for Dharma.” “Make … More

Dharma, Friendship, Jesus, Love, Quotable quotes, Quotations, Quote, Quotes, True love, Wisdom

Compassion (Daya) vs Attachment (Maya) – Bible & Ramakrishna Paramahansa hold forth


“Anyone who loves their father or mother more than me is not worthy of me; anyone who loves their son … More

Attachment, Bible, Compassion, Daya, Ignorance, Illusion, Love, Maya, Ramakrishna Paramahansa

God Has a Good Sense of Humour


Here He is, almost threatening No, but not in a human way More by letting me realize Gently, gently, gently … More

God, Heart, Love, Old Age, Poem, Poetry, Romance

Lighten Up, Marx


Marx took the world far more seriously than is warranted. That is why he wrote in the Communist Manifesto, “Violence … More

Communist Manifesto, Love, Marx, Peace, Violence

“It is just an emotion”


“It is just an emotion”Said she, talking about loveNo, not my girlfriend, you sillyI don’t have a girlfriendNo, you are … More

Existential musings, Existential Questions, Existential Risk, Existentialism, Love, Poem, Poetry, Truth

I Await Thy Nudge


My friend, dear, dear friendYou who do some tinkeringWith people’s behavioursPlaying with their psychologySo that you can set societies freeLand … More

Behaviourism, Love, Nudging, Poem, Poetry, Truth

Who Say I Say All Those Things They Say I Say


“Maybe, just maybe, the total and eternal effacement of the ego is love.” “‘I love you’ is always a false statement because … More

Ego, God, I-Me-Mine, Love, Quotations, Quotes, Truth

What Ain’t Love


Sex is pleasure, not loveHolding hands is cute, but not loveHugging and embracing, love?Kissing is so sweet, but is it … More

Love, Philosophy of Love, Poem, Poetry, Psychology of Love

What Would You Have Done if you were the Mayor of Casterbridge?


I’m in the middle of reading “The Mayor of Casterbridge” novel by Thomas Hardy (https://www.pinkmonkey.com/dl/library1/caster.pdf). I have reached this following … More

Family, fiction, Love, Mayor of Casterbridge, short-story, Thomas Hardy, Writing

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