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
Wisdom Diaries: Pushing Limits
Published in New York Spirit “I cannot climb anymore.” “But you cannot stay here too.” “I shouldn’t have taken this trek. I am not made for such things.” “We all … Continue reading
Forgiveness- One’s own Freedom
Published in New York Spirit “How can you forgive her? She did so much wrong with you! She doesn’t deserve this!” “But I deserve peace.” The flow of thoughts halted … Continue reading
Transforming Jealousy
Published in New York Spirit An old hermit was once invited to visit the court of the most powerful king of the day. “I envy a holy man, who is … Continue reading
Seeds of Empathy
Originally published in New York Spirit “Noooo!” I saw him in a shabby shop. All tied up. Even his mouth. Some men were torturing him. Deliberately hurting him. He was … Continue reading
Be The Rain!
Published in New York Spirit How do you like your rains? Pitter-Patter rhythm? Waltzing on your rooftop? A light drizzle? With a cup of coffee? Windy? When your umbrella is upside … Continue reading
My Hibiscus Tree- Wisdom Diaries
Published in New York Spirit My childhood hopped in my grandparents’ garden. The entry gate of the house was arched with fragrant white jasmine and pink Rangoon creeper flowers that … Continue reading
Gauge Your Inner Success
Published in New York Spirit Success is a heavy word. A lot of meanings are ascribed to success. What does it mean to you? Is wealth synonymous with success? Is … Continue reading
Nature doesn’t need us, we need 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
