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 … Read more

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 … Read more

It’s not about what you do to yourself, it’s about what you do for yourself

The River of You: Writings from the Source Within I wrote mostly about writing and the creative process in the beginning. That was at the top of my mind. Although writing was and is a spiritual experience. It is only recently that I have come to acknowledge it. My writing leans towards spirituality. That is … Read more

Keep your temper – Accepting the World as a Part of You

Embracing the World as an Extension of Yourself The universe is mental. The world is judgemental. We like to give verdicts – right, wrong, good, bad, ethical, unethical. Black and White. To save energy in understanding something, we take a shortcut to label it. Call it a name and be done with it. This is … Read more

Growing Up vs. Growing Innocent

A Journey of Letting Go, Awakening, and Creative Expression There is something about childhood that stays with us as an adults. We have most of the first experiences in our childhood. The first kiss, witnessing the death of a grandparent, friendship, domestic fights and so on. Our worldview is shaped in our childhood. And it … Read more

Reflections from the Marketplace: A Journey of Self, Spirituality, and Surrender

From selling Vadapav to embracing nothingness—an exploration of identity, detachment, and the flow of life. Every time life felt like The End, it was the end of a tunnel. An end is the beginning of something new. I stopped selling Vadapav in the market. I fainted. The body couldn’t not take the excertion. Moved on … Read more