Nature doesn’t need us, we need the nature!
Published in New York Spirit “It’s going to rain!” “How do you know, grandma? My weather app is not showing any rainfall.” “Storks are flying in parabolic circles in the … Continue reading
Wisdom Diaries: A Day with the Pigeon
Published in New York Spirit It was a lazy Sunday morning. I stepped into the kitchen to make tea. As soon as I switched on the exhaust fan, it fell down … Continue reading
Elevating Life – Inside Out!
Published in New York Spirit Each of us strives to upgrade our life every passing year. Particularly with every new year, we all aim to do something which shall make our … Continue reading
Connect with your Soul
Published in ‘Science of Mind’ magazine’s March 2018 issue In our eagerness to embrace advancement and technological leaps in our outside world, we have disregarded and then gradually … Continue reading
Spring Care – Mind, Body & Spirit
Published in New York Free Spirit “It is spring again. The earth is like a child that knows poems by heart.” ― Rainer Maria Rilke The enthralling cherry blossoms, the Eastern … Continue reading
Beauty Metamorphosis – My Life Lessons
This post is part of The Beauty of a Woman BlogFest VII! I am thankful to August McLaughlin for the invite. To read more entries, and potentially win a fun prize, … Continue reading
Is it Love?
Published in New York Free Spirit Let’s confess, to each one of you, your love story had always been worth writing a book about! Just the writer in you got … Continue reading
Prayer Beads – Spirituality of Japmaala
Published in New York Free Spirit Journal “Can you help me with these rosaries; which one should I buy?” A pretty woman with brunette hair asked me while I was contemplating … Continue reading
Why do we pray?
Published in Science of Mind, December 2017 issue What did you pray for today? Money, job, love, fame, world peace? Wouldn’t it be easier to send an email to God … Continue reading
Perception is a tricky thing!
Published in New York Free Spirit There is a comic strip by Leigh Rubin where two cows are observing a monk chanting “OOOOOM”. One of them whispered to the other, … Continue reading
