Why so serious?
Originally published in New York Spirit A twitter conversation: “The waterfall I ordered (I’m in the UK) appears to have paused its journey in Hagen, Germany. Could someone in the … Continue reading
Trees – The Living Sages
Originally published in New York Spirit Trees evolved around 385 million years ago. The oldest living tree is Great Basin Bristlecone Pine living in California’s White Mountains for over 5,062 … Continue reading
Forgiveness and Relationships
Published in ‘Science of Mind’ magazine in Feb 2019 issue (Unedited version) I forgive you … Continue reading
Wisdom Diaries: Peacock and Bliss
Published in New York Spirit That day, the morning began on a low note. I was not sure if it was the fatigue from running in life’s labyrinth or the … Continue reading
Ayurvedic Tips for Healthy Digestion
Published in New York Spirit One of the benefits of being born in the land of Ayurveda is that you are following it from generations even before you understand the … Continue reading
The Misunderstood Love
Published in New York Spirit February left, slapping everything around with exhilarated hearts and red sparkly roses– from street-side flower shop decor to over-the-top embellished malls. Glitter won’t leave for … Continue reading
Everyday Mindfulness
Published in New York Spirit After ten years of learning, a monk attained the rank of a Zen teacher. One rainy day, soon after his advancement, he traveled to visit … Continue reading
Wisdom Diaries: Cat, Fear & Love
Published in New York Spirit “Come, sweetheart, here…” “Meow!” “Let me pour you some milk.” And she fled. Ah! I saw this ginger stray cat strolling and lazing off on … Continue reading
Pearls of Wisdom from Fairytales for grown-ups
Originally published in New York Spirit Storytelling sessions were one of the most remarkable aspects of my childhood. I lived with my grandparents and they would tell you how they … Continue reading
Practicing Non-Attachment in Worldly World
Originally published in New York Spirit Once a seeker went to meet a renowned monk. Eager and enthusiastic, he was preparing to ask complex questions about life that often bothered … Continue reading
