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- Drig Drishya Viveka
For some time now, I have been sitting with a Horcrux or Hallows dilemma. On the one hand, there is this world I need to live in; things happen, more often than not, despite my volition — which raises the question whether volition is real or merely an after-the-event claiming… Read more: Drig Drishya Viveka - Disclosure Day
Here is yet another movie about extraterrestrial life by Steven Spielberg — gosh, what an awesome filmmaker! Love every single one of his movies — E.T., Jaws, Indiana Jones, Schindler’s List, Jurassic Park, and the list goes on — great entertainers all of them, and yet so much more, always… Read more: Disclosure Day - On Having No Head: Zen and the Rediscovery of the Obvious
Twenty-five years ago, on my first-ever formal self-discovery workshop — one of those where you end up crying at the end despite thinking you are all quite well-put-together — we were asked to draw a self-portrait. I thought I did a swell job, especially given my lack of artistic skills.… Read more: On Having No Head: Zen and the Rediscovery of the Obvious - Podcast S3 E3: Thank You for Being There, Even When I Pushed You Away
Question 1 You’ve given your father his episode and your mother hers. Now it’s your brother’s turn. Tell me about Rajesh. Question 2 You’ve described Rajesh from the outside — the intellect, the temper, the protective arm, the provider role, the volatility. Now come closer. What was it actually like… Read more: Podcast S3 E3: Thank You for Being There, Even When I Pushed You Away - Podcast S3 E2: The Daughter She Wished For
Question 1 Your father got letters, jet black hair, the terrace evenings, a face that brightened when Rajesh arrived. You’ve given him his episode. Now it’s your mother’s turn. Tell me about her. Question 2 You wrote in the blog that you used to be ashamed of her tears —… Read more: Podcast S3 E2: The Daughter She Wished For