Was asked this question recently on the platform notorious for too much sanctimony – Twitter! Not surprising. But I really wanted to address this “at least Spiritual people shouldn’t do this” thing. In this blog post I am writing about this in the context of milk usage.
A review of the Aghora Book 3… two interesting real life connections I made afterwards 🙂
Aghori Vimalananda’s melting words around Jesus Christ. Read them a few days before Christmas and what better to write about on Christmas Eve 🙂 The symbolic day of Christ’s Birth.
I was staying in Coimbatore during the COVID-19 lockdown. Me and many others kept wondering when Isha Yoga center would open up 🙂
“most likely COVID” is a common phenomena as people deliberately avoid official testing due to many reasons or they don’t have access to COVID-19 testing facilities. Here are the various home remedies, yoga practices and Indian medicines including AYUSH recommendations.
There was a fairly huge controversy when Sadhguru gave his views on CAA, even though – he mentioned – he didn’t read the entire act. Well….
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This is a phenomenon.
Spiritual folks who end up being completely ridiculous twats in their situation.
Take an Angulimala - who was a dacoit terrorizing and cutting off people's fingers.
Or the hunter fellow who went and offered meat and unbelievable tamasic stuff to the shiva linga. …
Has gender bias creeped into Indic language around how we address women? I am not sure… this was something I was pondering on…
To consume or not to consume when it comes to dairy milk?
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There are some matters where my thoughts differ significantly compared to others. One matter is that of Regrets.
Regrets don't make sense to me.
However, other people seem to take regrets for granted. There is always something. "If only I had studied English in school then...." , "If my…
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The day of Janta Curfew was an amazing one for me. The large public mass of India stayed at home, voluntarily. As soon as I woke up that day, the deep silence in the neighbourhood was palpable. It was not a day just like any other.
People were tweeting pictures…
A visit to a crematorium, reminiscing my Grandfathers cremation and a chat with an Isha Foundation monk about women visiting these places.