Yesterday was a historic twenty-nine degrees that Nicole said was like furnace. I told her we called it good weather. Then it rained all night and this morning, and for me, it was winter in Kashmir.  “Take the river bus,” Nicole had told me. “Very few on board this time of the day and the … Continue reading Meeting a Yogic Guru in London

Note: Note: This paper was first published as one among my Reference Pages a few years ago to contradict the Argument of motion proposed by Thomas Aquinas, an Italian Friar (1225 – 1274). as one among his Cosmological arguments in proof of the existence of God. . Aquinas’s argument of Motion that needed a Prime … Continue reading Motion is perpetual; Staticity is a forced aberration

This October 2nd,  I passed the day attending an energetic and pious recitation of Lord Krishna’s legends of demon-killing  and his amorous ways with married women. No one appeared to reminisce the birth, 153 years ago,  of the man who gave his life for his avowed principle of  “Ishwar-Allah tero naam”  Nor of another man … Continue reading Generations To Come Would Scarce Believe…