A tale from Indian Mythology that teaches us the power of knowledge.
To enter this house is to leave the noise of the world behind—and finally hear yourself
A reflection on why true compassion includes self-care, boundaries, and wiser ways of helping—without losing yourself in the process.
When the British abolished slavery, they and the other colonial powers needed a new source of cheap labor they could exploit. They came up with the idea of indentured labor. This was slavery with a legalised face, a hypocritical fig leaf under which the British pretended to be humane and occupy the higher moral ground. This is the tale of people, forgotten by their own. The Indian Tamils.
Understanding the man, the revolutionary, and the ideology that continues to shape modern India.
A tale from Indian Mythology that teaches us the power of forgiveness.
A deep dive into Indian Mythology and the concept of Kama. Learn about the birth of the famous Apsara Urvashi from the sage Narayana and how ancient Hindu culture embraced sexuality, art, and pleasure as essential parts of the human journey toward liberation.
A travel adventure in the forests of Thattekad
The Puranas, the Vedas and all the other books of Sanathan, or Hinduism if you prefer that all have stories. Their purpose is to educate while they entertain. They are meant to make you think and reflect on your own spirtual journey. You may or may not agree with the idea in the story, that is not important. What is important is that you search within yourself and the world outside and chart your journey. The stories are just prompts for the AI in you.
