Agastya, a householder from Tulu desam, who lived in the middle of two constantly fighting neighbors Ambu and Subbu, had enough of his life. He went to Kailas to meditate. He received in due course enlightenment and his mentor asked him to choose a gift. He chose a deity in gold as large as a [...]
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Blind Chance
Posted in moral philosophy, tagged Certainty, Chance, ethics, parable, truth of action on September 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Stories for the dudes
Posted in politics, tagged bad government, democratic models, governance, national waste, painful remedies on September 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Animal Farm Revisited
Mr. Monkey managed to be elected as the Commissar of the internal Security. Mr. Terrier also was angling for the same position. But Mr. Rooster and Mr. Badger had a great interest in Monkey for he had entertained them all for long. When the animal population put to vote Mr. Monkey won the [...]
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