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The Distance They Built On Purpose — For the Silence in Our Minds…
An airport in Houston learned that waiting feels like loss, and the effort of walking feels like progress — even when nothing has changed. “The mind doesn’t measure what happened. It measures what it was busy doing while it happened. … Unless we learn to stand still, we won’t learn to move in Taichi. ……
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Being-Time and the Logged Second…
A news report said Wipro just deployed a tool called Time Scope to log every second of employee inactivity. Dogen, 800 years ago, wrote that each moment is already complete and doesn’t survive into the next. These two views of time cannot coexist—and one of them is a civilisational confusion we are all living inside.…
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Dharma Journey of the OrdinaryPassage 2 : The Fortune Seller at Kalpathy.
A hungry driver, a nameless eatery in Kalpathy that beat the famous ones, and a lottery seller who hadn’t eaten because he hadn’t sold. What began as a casual promise — ten percent, if the ticket won — became a small koan: how do you find a man met once, on a road you don’t…
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Dharma Journey of the Ordinary Passage 7: Nale Kanam…
A bus in Alappuzha threads a needle of tarmac between two floods. It isn’t chasing a caption; it’s chasing a clock—a hospital shift, a school bell, a mother’s empty chair in Mannarkkad. This is Kerala’s monsoon: a story with two faces. One is a postcard; the other is a promise whispered across a swollen river—Nale…
