Maha Kumbh 2025
Sharing our profound experience of the Sangam Snan at Maha Kumbh 2025, the historical significance, and some mind boggling statistics surrounding this important event.
This blog is our space to write about our thoughts, views and notes about our travels. Osho owned 90 Rolls Royces while being a Sanyasi …. The so-felt contradiction is very fascinating and hence the name !
Sharing our profound experience of the Sangam Snan at Maha Kumbh 2025, the historical significance, and some mind boggling statistics surrounding this important event.
Our 25th long road trip, covering 2648 kms to Coimbatore, included a stop in Kota. Discovered dal Kachoris from Ratan Sweets. Simply outstanding.
“The Answer Is No” explores happiness through the life of Lucas, who thrives by avoiding societal expectations and connections. It challenges readers to rethink happiness by simplifying their lives.
Aaditya, a corporate executive, faces a blackout caused by a terrorist attack, leading him to organize his condominium’s survival efforts. The experience highlights essential life skills in a technology-free world.
On Jan 6th, we visited the historic Sri Cheluvanarayana Swami Temple in Melukote, notable for its existence since Krita Yuga. Bhagwan Ram and Krishna have prayed here. #KrishnansTempleTrails
On January 18th, we did a day trip to Kochi to meet Ashwin and Kripa’s newborn son. This was a typical day for us … enjoying a road trip !
Kanu Pidi, is an important festival celebrated in Tamil Nadu after Pongal. It involves women praying for their brothers’ well-being by offering rice balls to crows, fostering family bonds. #IndianFestivals
Paasuram #30, marks the conclusion of the Margazhi Nonbu. There are deep concepts for spiritual growth in these simple songs. They also offer several insights for leading a happy life and being effective at work.
Paasuram #29, is all about transformation of desires. Change at work also is slow, needs regular communication and incremental steps.
Bhagwan Krishna doesn’t worry about the rituals, he only looks at the depth of your devotion and surrender. In organisations, the norms matter more than the stated culture or values !!