Less Equals More
2It actually takes the smallest part of a second to have ones sense of equanimity ruffled if it isn’t integrated […]
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All that Comes is by His Grace Sent
0Having cast aside the trinkets of the world, I lie in His arms contentedly curled. Draping around me His light, […]
The Art of Appreciation
2The other day someone mentioned that she was writing sample articles. As an answer to why, she said it was […]
Mending Fences
0There once was a little boy who had a bad temper. His Father gave him a bag of nails and […]
Playing Ball
0Ever wondered what a ball feels like? When someone throws it nice and high, it must soar with some sense […]
Science and Poetry
0Book: Science and Poetry; Author: Mary Midgley “Science and Poetry” is an absorbing work by Mary Midgley, one of the […]
The Bubble Effect
0If you look around you, you’ll probably notice that you’re surrounded by bubbles. All the time. They come in all […]
The Cracked Pot
0Once upon a time there was a water-bearer who had two large pots, each hung on each end of a […]
Harmony
0Harmony. Even the word itself sounds like what it means. But how little we understand it, and how long it […]
The Secret of Good Governance
0(Review of the book, Lee KuanYew: The Man and His Ideas by Han Fook Kwang, Warren Fernandes, Sumiko Tan, Singapore […]
The Moment of Realisation
0This is it… this is the body we have and we offer it to You Lord to do Your bidding. […]
Birdwing
0Book: Birdwing; Author, Rafe Martin Birdwing by Rafe Martin is the story of a strange boy with one arm, and […]
Saying Thank You
0The other day a doctor was heard commenting on how those who benefited by him had the tendency to first […]
Free Forever
1Freedom is a strange notion. Everyone wants it. In every form possible. Freedom of choice. Freedom of speech. Freedom of […]
Determination
1In 1883, a creative engineer named John Roebling was inspired by an idea to build a spectacular bridge connecting New […]
Growing Up
2It can be said without exaggeration that many (if not most) of us at some point or the other have […]
One Spoon of Sweetness Please
3Has it ever happened that you take a sip of tea or coffee and immediately grimace because it tastes bitter? […]
Believing the Un-provable
0An atheist professor of philosophy speaks to his class on the problem science has with God, The Almighty. He asks […]
The Prayer of Knots
0Dear God, please untie the knots that are in my mind, my heart and my life. Remove the have nots, […]
Between Horizons
1The walk to God’s house is the most interesting one we could possibly take. For one thing, it is impossible […]
A Moment of Gratitude
0There is a right time for everything. How often have we heard that? But despite it being reiterated time and […]
Chain of Love
0Someone once asked Hellen Keller: “How do you account for your remarkable accomplishments in life? How do you explain the […]
The Lone Traveller
1For those on the path, aren’t there numerous occasions in our lives when we find ourselves attacked by inexplicably painful […]
Hope for Flowers
0Book: Hope for Flowers; Author: Trina Paulus I have often felt that children’s stories or rather stories for children are […]
A Violin with Three Strings
0On Nov. 18, 1995, Itzhak Perlman, the violinist, came on stage to give a concert at Avery Fisher Hall at […]
The Most Important Prayer
0As the New Year begins, one wonders what all one can ask for from the Divine. Please God, let it […]
Looking the Storm in the Face
0In May 1908, Sri Aurobindo was interned, along with thirty-eight revolutionaries, in the famous Alipore bombing case, but was released […]
The Epic Novel
0Some of the traditional and orthodox purists in India may object vehemently to this perspective and say Mahabharata is something […]
