Muse with Mandy

This episode explores one dimension of the expression “Thou shall not take Lord’s in Vain”. Perhaps the meaning gets lost in translation, and sometimes a new meaning dawns…

This episode explains the difference between Dhyaan and Surt.  Surt is a special kind of Dhyaan which remains in the background, whatsoever be going in the foreground… a kind of continued remembrance.

This episode explains why poetry is used to describe the most profound concepts where simple prose fails.

This episode deliberates on the four levels of Baani (speech) --> Baikhri, Madhma, Paishanti and Paraa. Understanding these levels leads us to understand Primal Sound, the source of all the sources. That is Shabd…

This episode defines Dharma and how is it different from religion. Righteousness, Nature and Duty are the universal components of Darma…

 This episode defines religion as “by work or worship or psychic control, or philosophy, by any of these or some of these, or all of these, be FREE.”

This episode reasons why humans don’t like boundaries and accept the challenge of breaking them. Deep down, they know about their infinite nature. In a true sense, religion helps humans to explore their true selves.

This episode compares religion to an expensive Pashmina and wonders whether it is a source of comfort or is a botheration…

This episode introduces the concept of Surt. A railway engine has thousands of horse-power, while an ant does not even have micro-horsepower. Yet it jumps off the track when approached by the mighty machine. And that makes it more vital than the engine. Explore Why and How....   

This episode explains how some words are better understood when we see their antonyms. Surt, Hosh, are these kinds of words, better understood through their antonyms.