Rahul was extremely popular among his friends because of his caring (over caring?) attitude. Always ready to lend an ear to others pains and sufferings, and being there. One look at a friend, family member or for that matter, a colleague, and his intuition would always tell him if they were anguished. His soulful eyes […]
Sahil Gadhavi During a recent new year get together I had a chance to meet a eighteen year old youngester enjoying his newly acquired adulthood. My interaction with him revealed that he has a bit different family life and I felt that what he is narrating probably is the new normal of arising social order […]
Nagesh Alai Neither the timelessness of the universe nor the ephemerality of life itself is lost on anyone. Social creatures that we all are, celebration of life at every opportunity is understandable and is but a sub-conscious acceptance of the inexorable passage of time. New Year or should I say New Years are literally dime […]
Swami Kulbhushan At Christmas, Kul Bhushan looks into the mounting evidence of many curious similarities between Jesus Christ and Krishna. “Merry Christmas,” greeted my friend John. “Merry Krishna,” I responded, “Both are the same.” “Really?” he countered, “Yes, Christ and Krishna have a lot in common.” For a start, both were born at midnight in […]
Freedom is more of an inner phenomenon, while independence is more external. Freedom is an individual choice, independence is a choice of a society or group.
We are competing with machines. The human intelligence is becoming increasingly dependent on machines. We are loosing our intuitive powers. And that seems as the advent of humanity transforming in the complete mechanised era of civilisation. The human behaviour will be much programmed and the living will be mechanical.
How come this out pour on this death. Actually this out pour is the proof in what manner and quantity Vinod has touched the heart of this fans across the world as an actor and as a monk.
Terrorism has many undercurrents. One is that because of nuclear weapons, the nations are pouring their energy into that field, thinking that the old weapons are out of date.
Monks are mendicants dependent for all of their food needs on the generosity of householders, they are not allowed to grow store or cook food, they may not pick fruit from trees.
In the Kitab-i-Aqdas, his most holy book, Baha’u’llah describes the festival as the day whereon ‘all created things were immersed in the sea of purification’.