Perhaps one of the important situations in the Ramayana, which also is a turning point in its own way. I have heard a lot about this situation but did not know the words that were used, to change a person’s… Continue Reading →
As shared in the introduction of this series of blogs on The ‘Epic’ Learning, I will be taking sections from the book ‘Valmiki Ramayana’ by Cho Ramaswamy and will add my perspective from day to day living. While the… Continue Reading →
Setting the context of this series of blogs: I am not sure if I have been hearing from people right from my childhood, that Ramayana and Mahabharata are our holy books and the main characters in these holy books, like… Continue Reading →
This is a tale of two walks.. Gosh, this sounds like Charles Dickens’s – A tale of two cities 🙂 The first walk was through the walk of life. A walk through Lalbagh, in the early part of the day…. Continue Reading →
Whenever I undertake a train journey that spans for a few hours, I am engrossed in reading a book or listening to an audio or texting someone; and between all of this, I do go off to sleep at times,… Continue Reading →
Desmond Morris’s books have always been an interesting read for me. His analysis of behavior based on people’s gestures he observes, has certainly made its deep impact, over the last many years. Sitting in a public place and observing people and… Continue Reading →
I have heard people saying “When you are doing something, just take a step back and try looking at it dispassionately or from a 30,000 feet view, things will become clear”. I have tried it and I seem to have… Continue Reading →
A few years back, I had made a gaffe of not checking my train ticket after it was booked.. The result – one of the most memorable journeys of my life :-).. What a contradiction both these statements are!!! I… Continue Reading →
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