The Bengal Files

The content reflects on the importance of understanding history without being trapped by it, using the film “The Bengal Files” as an example of the painful partition of Bengal. It critiques how politicians exploit divisions based on race and religion for power, urging people to recognize shared humanity and challenge societal narratives that lead to conflict.

Perceived Value: The Illusion Behind Our Beliefs

I realized a while ago, that a majority of our life’s actions and beliefs are based on imaginary perceptions and perceived values. Take, for example, the world’s economy runs on the perceived value of a country’s currency. At one time currencies were backed by Gold and precious stones, but now the US Dollar is Golden.Continue reading “Perceived Value: The Illusion Behind Our Beliefs”

Adventures of a Lonely Old Man

Lately, I’ve been feeling very lonely, living in an apartment alone in the middle of winter, with limited outings, who wouldn’t feel lonely, especially when you are 70 and you know that your spring days are not coming back, you will not see your cherries blossom again.. err, I meant cherry trees… One day inContinue reading “Adventures of a Lonely Old Man”

Human Need to-be-Wanted

Lately, I have noticed that more people are suffering from mental health issues than I have ever seen in my life, including many in my network of friends and family. Sometimes I feel like others might be thinking about me like that as well. We want to be Wanted. Our desire, to be wanted, stemsContinue reading “Human Need to-be-Wanted”

Ram Mandir

India recently celebrated the opening of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, a highly significant event for Hinduism and socio-politics. This event symbolizes Hindu power and nationalism, consolidating Hindu pride and political influence. However, some view it as a spectacle to consolidate power and influence voting based on religion. This development also marks Hinduism’s entry into the global religious war.