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Posted by | August 28, 2012
Able Body, Stable Mind, Noble Soul #01

Every cell in our body has only one main job - to keep us alive! Irrespective of other specialisations, every cell works in unison with the other cells, compensating for...

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Posted by | July 31, 2012
Don’t make God Cry…

Enlightenment is not a single event like opening the bonnet of your head and stuffing everything into it to ensure the entire wisdom of creation remains locked within. It is...

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Posted by | August 31, 2008
Why Marry?

Two of Krishnaraj’s cousins are getting married within the next couple of months. Preparing for the two weddings, the entire family has been shopping, planning and organising food, clothes, décor,...

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Posted by | May 31, 2008
Respect is given… Freedom is taken…

I had just been discharged after a stepedectomy surgery in my ear. After a week of convalescence in my mother’s house, as I was returning home, my mother cautioned my...

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Posted by | June 30, 2007
Becoming an Artiste…

She was excited. She had played several roles that had excited her. But this was very special. Since hearing about this opportunity to play as Kannagi, the chaste heroine of...

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Posted by | March 31, 2006
Karma Vs. Dharma

We were visiting Dizzy World to treat the kids during the long summer vacation. After a bout of several rides, right when the sun climbed high at noontime, my sister...

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Posted by | December 31, 2005
A need for religion!

Two children had lost their lives in two different accidents in school. One had been a year younger to my daughter and the other a little older. But apparently the...

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Posted by | July 31, 2004
The clown called EGO

The wife was listening with rapt attention to the tales of woe of her friend facing a host of marital problems. The clown ego too was listening with equal attention....

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Posted by | February 28, 2004
Ma, Why should we pray?

We were seated in a restaurant waiting for our dinner to be served, when my six-year old daughter Meenakshi began to play her ‘favorites’ game. She asked everyone present what...

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Posted by | December 31, 2003
Have we become “psychologically” immunodeficient?

In the 18th century, thousands of people died by the outbreak of ‘smallpox’, a disease that respected no social class, disfiguring those few people who managed to recover from its...

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