“My father passed away this evening at 11:30 PM. Unfortunately, I cannot be with him at this stage—as you had predicted. You said it would be a hard and difficult time for him for 6 to 9 months from April 25.” That was a message I received from one of my clients—a UK citizen whoContinue reading “Why Most Humans Are Scared About Death”
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God Is Watching Your Hatred, Not Your Rituals
He is One. He is formless. And yes, He keeps an account. Stop living in delusion—He doesn’t give a damn about the man-made religion you’re born into, nor about how many times you mumble His name, nor how loud you scream it in public. That circus is for your ego, not for Him. The UpanishadsContinue reading “God Is Watching Your Hatred, Not Your Rituals”
The Selective Memory of Hindu Victimhood
Hindus never miss a chance to remind the world of the atrocities they endured at the hands of the Mughals and the British. They talk of temples demolished, scriptures burned, land stolen, and communities enslaved. The narrative is clear: We were victims of ruthless invaders who destroyed our culture and dignity. But here’s the uncomfortable question—whyContinue reading “The Selective Memory of Hindu Victimhood”
Will America continue to rule the world? An insight
Forget the money. Forget the infrastructure, the economy, or the luxuries. Those are outcomes, not causes. What made America great in the first place was something deeper—freedom of expression, integrity, original thinkers, and innovative minds. Look around history. • Europe had brilliant philosophers, artists, and scientists—but old hierarchies often choked true freedom. • India gaveContinue reading “Will America continue to rule the world? An insight “
The Paradox of Success: Work Less, Trust More
Let us assume God created you. If He created you, then surely it is His responsibility to take care of you. It makes sense, doesn’t it? A creator is naturally responsible for the creation. If it is His responsibility to take care of you, then trust becomes inevitable. You must surrender to His will. YouContinue reading “The Paradox of Success: Work Less, Trust More”
Children: Divine Gift or Human Production?
Recently, a political leader made the sweeping statement: “Allah doesn’t give kids, humans produce them.” It sounds clever, almost rationalist, but the problem is that it goes against both Hindu and Islamic worldviews, as well as common human experience. In both Hinduism and Islam, children are not seen as the mechanical outcome of reproduction alone, but asContinue reading “Children: Divine Gift or Human Production?”
How UAE Understood Human Psyche and Capitalism Better Than India
I have had clients who worked in the UAE as early as the 1970s. Back then, it was nothing but desert. Indian currency was used for transactions, and most people survived on fishing, animal husbandry, and imported goods. Air conditioners were a luxury few could dream of. People poured water on hay beds to coolContinue reading “How UAE Understood Human Psyche and Capitalism Better Than India”
The narrative White people should be careful about – a warning!
On an Instagram post that read: “Give Our White Nation Back” Thousands of Australians came out on the roads to protest against Indians taking their jobs. I posted my comment: “Secure your beautiful land before it is too late. All the best.” And then I got this from a college-going kid – “The funny thingContinue reading “The narrative White people should be careful about – a warning!”
The Biggest Lie Ever Told: Hard Work Leads to Success
We’ve all been fed the same motivational sermon since childhood: work hard, and success will follow. It sounds noble, almost poetic. But let’s be honest—it’s the biggest lie humanity has been told. Hard work is important, no doubt. But to glorify it as the single path to success is like asking someone to cook chicken biryani withContinue reading “The Biggest Lie Ever Told: Hard Work Leads to Success”
How Many Enemies Have You Made?
In 2015, while traveling through Europe, a European friend asked me a question that caught me completely off guard: “So Kennedi, how many enemies have you made in your life so far?” At that time, I wasn’t very active on social media. My life was quieter, more personal, and less entangled in the digital noise.Continue reading “How Many Enemies Have You Made?”