Being the fan of both Colbert and Advaita, I think it fitting to promote this video. Yes, the book is on my list.

From time to time I look outside my little world to learn about the rest of the world. Occasionally knowledge happens to be in the form of news articles I find on the web. I bookmark some of these links.

I travel light, and hence I prefer to have my bookmarks stored on a remote server in public domain so that I can access them from any machine ( Read more... )

I found out that Ayn Rand *didn't have* any kids. No...I did not find out by accident. I was halfway through The Fountainhead, and I couldn't continue reading it anymore without seriously affecting my work life ( Read more... )

So I've thought about this, and often. What I'm about to say may gel well with some, and not with others. My sincere apologies to both. Oh...and the disclaimer -- I'm no psychologist, just trying to sort things out in my head ( Read more... )

As if in response to my inner thoughts...
Life is a very complicated business if you want to do it well. This is because anything of any importance is always a many-sided affair and none of its different aspects may be neglected, while at the same time, in order to do the whole job well, the different concerns have to be separated as ruthlessly ( Read more... )

Way back when, a friend of mine asked me (for strictly non-evangelical purposes) - Do you believe in god? (Yeah, this is one of those posts...)

This question got me thinking, and thinking some more. After many months of thinking, something hit me so hard that I was affected. For the rest of my life. I'm now comfortable sharing with everybody ( Read more... )

A poster in my office hallway caught my attention recently...

Build bridges, not walls.

And I want to ask...where? ;)

because bhakti is not an option, yet. And I guess that is that.