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When “Not Scientific” Stops Working
How the mind crowned itself king — and why its exhaustion may be the doorway to the next human evolution “But it is not scientific.”In many intellectual circles, this sentence is enough to win an argument.A wild card. A full stop. Humanity now lives inside the realm of science. It is our badge of modernism…
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The Meaning of Life Is Not What You Think — It Is What You Dare to Discover
From Borrowed Answers to Intimate Truth My life is surrounded by definitions.It is human nature to sum up everything into something familiar — something that can be labelled.I don’t live in a box, yet society wants to put me in one.Some known lenses to see through. Some reference point to gaze at and understand. Ahh,…
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Did You Sleep Well? Your Life Depends on It.
Rituals Before Inspiration When you are asleep, the mind explodes helplessly.The gates are resting, and the boundaries are blurred between real and unreal.Some nights are insightful dreams; some are nightmares.Nonetheless, the day you start largely depends on how you slept the previous night. Studies from scholars like Freud suggest that a dream is an unfulfilled…
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What Does It Mean to Live—and What Does It Mean to Be Alive?
On honesty, privacy, and the quiet difference between surviving and being I wake up at three every morning to write these blogs.I am awake and aware while my world is still sleeping. Quietly. And then life begins—at a familiar rhythm of roles, responsibilities, and identities.I make sure I am done writing before sunrise. Before accumulated…
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I opened the sketchbook she gave me as a gift, and it read..
Resolution of energies that lingered longer than they should have I was brought into the spiritual realm by a sudden awakening in 2017.Before that, spiritual reading was a tiny part of my life. After it, it became the soul of what I read and what I expressed. My awakening was too young and fragile. It…
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On Mourning What Cannot Be Kept, The Grief That Arrived Before the Loss
Trees, family, and the quiet work of letting go This house was built 25 years ago, and the year we moved in, I found a mango tree near the house.I shifted it to the vacant plot in front of the house, and our home was complete.It found a garden. Years went by, and the garden…
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The Price We Pay for Wanting the World to Be Predictable
Society, Fear, and the Illusion of Control Society is built on rewards and punishment. The moment tribes began to function as communities under authoritarian rule, corruption followed. The same is true of families. When tribes were divided into families, parents gradually took on the role of controllers. And control is almost always enforced through fear—by…
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What Is an Unmarried Man in His late 30s doing in a Country Obsessed With Marriage?
On flourishing, virtue, and the quiet luxury of living on one’s own terms What is an unmarried man in his 40s doing in a country that is obsessed with marriage and children? I will never forget the day when I was about to be a father. My girlfriend rang me to tell me the “good…
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When My Body Failed, I Asked Where the Mind Really Lives?
An inquiry into illness, impermanence, and awareness Is our growth really confined to the physical condition? I got stuck with a lifestyle disease, and it changed my perspective on life completely. Hospital visits, tests, and online counselling sessions suddenly became an integral part of my life. I gained weight, all the blood tests were off…
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Ethics Is Not Taught
It is remembered—when no one is watching Ethics is not taught. It is remembered. Human society and the human condition widely rest on the dilemma and debate of morals and ethics.We judge ourselves. Individually and collectively. Are we doing okay? Is this good or bad? Human nature, by design, is bipolar. In the world that…
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